Assume that Congress recently passed a law that required all U.S. citizens to obtain a unique "U.S. Passport" to board an airline in the United States. This Passport requires the individual to notify the government of their intent to travel at least 60 days before departure. If it deems the individual fit for travel, the government will issue the "U.S. Passport." The passport will be good for four years and must be renewed every four years. Citizens that the government deems fit will not receive the key and may not travel by air.

Write a paper that explains why this passport would violate the Due Process Clause.

1. A constitutional explanation of why this law violates substantive due process and procedural due process and why.
2. The level of scrutiny to which this law should be submitted and why.
3. Use at least two court cases to support your argument (you won't find any on a U.S. passport, but many can be used to support your idea).
4. Identify at least two cases discussed in this lesson that could be used to relate to this issue and explain how they relate.