I can link any one of a dozen videos showing thousands of people crossing the border every day. To the tune of millions of people per year.

I am honestly curious, what are the rational reasons that the current administration wants this to happen?

Is it really cheap labor? Is it voters? Or is it really just the moral concept of open borders, anyone should be allowed to live anywhere in the world that they want?

Maybe it’s all three?

I am genuinely asking, I think we are beyond the point of asking whether or not the current government wants millions of people to cross the border, it’s more a genuine question of why.

Perhaps most of the five justices who agreed to this decision are happy with our having a porous border. But I don't think this is necessarily a politically motivated decision. After all, the federal government is responsible for controlling our national borders. Maybe the Court's next relevant decision will be along the lines of: "Executive Branch: Take seriously your responsibility to keep any and all persons from entering this country illegally. Get the job done."

I support this. Border security SHOULD be a national issue. The flip side of course is that this means that California WON'T be able to take down razor wire that border agents put up should the national leadership change.