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![]() ![]() From Foreign Policy, "Open Borders Are a Trillion-Dollar Idea," subheadline, "Tearing down all barriers to migration isn't crazy -- it's an opportunity for a global boom.": Critics of immigration often hyperbolically accuse their opponents of favoring open borders—a world where all nationalities are free to live and work in any nation they like. For most, that’s an unfair label: They want more visas for high-skilled workers, family reunification, or refugees—not the end of immigration restrictions. In my case, however, this accusation is no overstatement. I think that free trade in labor is a massive missed opportunity. Open borders are not only just but the most promising shortcut to global prosperity.America's magic dirt is what made us the richest country in the world! Haiti's dirt is not as magical, therefore the country is one of the poorest in the world (due to no fault of their own). If we just bring the population of the entire third-world into America, everyone can become fabulously wealthy! I can think of *literally* no downsides, thanks Mr. Caplan! All that said, isn't it horribly bigoted to suggest Haitians would rather live in America than their own country? Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab and Minds. |