Jun 16, 2025
We specialize in pleasant trips. Greyhound Lines ad and illustration detail - 1941.
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We specialize in pleasant trips. Greyhound Lines ad and illustration detail - 1941.
"Ridin' the Dog" 1989 Greyhound Buses Documentary
When Given a Choice...
Greyhound Package Express, 1970
Greyhound is allowing Border Patrol to perform illegal searches on their buses. Tell them to stop allowing this profiling NOW!
From Color of Change:
In a move that evokes memories of Arizona’s “show-me-your-papers” law, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents are boarding buses and questioning passengers about their immigration and citizenship status. If a person is unable to provide documentation on the spot, they are removed from the bus and detained. By allowing CBP to conduct warrantless searches on their buses, Greyhound is aiding in Trump’s deportation machine that’s tearing apart families and wrecking communities.
Border patrol agents are indiscriminately boarding buses and racially profiling passengers about their citizenship status without a warrant, a violation of their 4th amendment rights, according to the ACLU. Greyhound has the ability to stop this, but has refused to do so. Greyhound needs to implement policies to prohibit Border Patrol agents from boarding their buses without a warrant or unless they're at a border crossing.
From Florida to Vermont, we have seen videos and read stories of agents targeting people at bus stops for speaking with an accent or wearing shoes that "look suspicious". Over 3 million Americans don't have a government-issued ID and risk arrest and detention each time they ride a Greyhound bus. People shouldn't have to travel in fear. This is 2018, not 1818. We shouldn't have to carry "passes" or "freedom papers" on us as we move from one location to the next.
Sign onto our letter demanding Greyhound stop allowing these illegal searches on their buses.
A Good-Natured Map of the United States. A pictorial representation of the company’s bus routes from The Greyhound Lines - 1939.
Making good on our promise of better transportation. Greyhound Lines ad detail - 1947.
The Union News Company news stand Greyhound Lines stop.
Grandma’s Off Her Rocker, Must be the Holidays...
Greyhound Bus Lines, 1961