Yes.
I couldn't think of anything more UnAmerican than denying a child born on American soil American citizenship.
Agreed. I would suggest relaxing restrictions on immigration, which would greatly reduce the problem of anchor babies.
There is already too much immigration, legal and illegal, into the United States.
There can never be too much immigration.
The United States wouldn't exist without immigrants. Immigrants are the lifeblood of the United States.
The United States is not the developing nation it once was. We don't need immigrants anymore, and in fact, we take in way too many.
How libertarian of you Libertas, to take the position that says "sorry buddy, no more immigrants allowed. We're already at our quota."
For me there is no negotiation on the non-aggression principle, we don't use thugs with guns to deny people entry to the US. Turning back immigrants is a statist policy.
Under a society governed by the non-aggression principle, then every piece of property would be privately owned and individual owners would decide who could and could not enter their property.
Under the current system, if 'we the people' own the country, it is our right to determine who can and cannot enter our property.
Government-enforced open borders is not a libertarian position.
But government-enforced closed borders
is a libertarian position? Throwing taxpayer's money at the border
is is a libertarian position? Being a collectivist
is a libertarian position? If are delusional if you think that immigrants wouldn't be able to find a way into the country, even if there was 1000 times more border security than there currently is.
And as for Rothbard's theory....
" If every piece of land in a country were owned by some person, group, or corporation, this would mean that no immigrant could enter there unless invited to enter and allowed to rent, or purchase, property. "
The terrorists who flew planes into the WTC didn't "own" the WTC, and yet it didn't stop them from....oh wait. You don't don't believe in that "myth". Sorry. Carry on.
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