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I'm a homeschooler and mom to 6. I've researched warrants and such concerning police coming in. I know they need more than just one person saying something (hearsay) to get a warrant. IF 2 or more people say the same thing a warrant can be issued. If you let them in without a warrant they are able to 'look around' the whole house and fine you or tell you about EVERYTHING in the house, where as with a warrant they may only look at the thing in question(the original complaint). If you tell them they can't come in without a warrant, and they do, you can sue. They are then violating your rights as an American. I've never had anything happen but have heard of other families who have let them in without a warrant thinking this would be the better thing to do and their lives were turned upside down as a result.
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