If you’ve been reading this blog, you probably know the basic moral and economic (is that different?) arguments for open borders. In short: Immigration restrictions actively harm people by prohibiting…
From Bryan Caplan: Supporters and fellow travelers of the Open Borders movement are invited to a November 21 meetup at my house in Virginia. If you’re interested in attending this or any future meetups,…
Jonathan Anomaly asks, “Is global wealth inequality unjust?” Anomaly and Dan Moller suggest that global wealth inequality may be less unjust than a lot of people think because rich countries…
Christopher Freiman has a paper coming out called “The Marginal Cases Argument for Open Immigration.” I’ll briefly summarize it here. I probably have lots of typos. Oh well. Freiman wants to…
Today is Open Borders Day. You can sign the Open Borders Manifesto here: Freedom of movement is a basic liberty that governments should respect and protect unless justified by extenuating…
In a previous post, I argued against the claim that nations closing their borders is equivalent to a person choosing not to let poor Haitians camp on her lawn. One…