> > The resources in the US are simply too scarce to support unfettered immigration.
> I fundamentally disagree with you, but I’m interested in hearing your viewpoint.
Is there any country with unfettered immigration?
> I fundamentally disagree with you, but I’m interested in hearing your viewpoint.
Is there any country with unfettered immigration?
Scroll back a few centuries, and what we’d consider to be “open borders” was much more the norm.
Then again, a few centuries before that and the vast majority of residents in Europe couldn’t legally leave the land that they were on, forget the concept of immigration. Leaving town could make you an outlaw, let alone your country.
I personally feel that defining "citizen" in any other way than "people who are currently living here" is a form of apartheid and antithetical to our constitution.