Do non-U.S. citizens have a right to enter the U.S.?
I say no.
Trump says no.
What do you say?
I say that freedom of movement about the planet is an inalienable right that has nothing to do with political boundaries.
That contradicts the RIght of National Sovereignty.
Which is an actual right.
Well, in my mind, a natural right is more important than a legal right, and anything accruing from national
sovereignty is a matter of legal rights rather than natural rights. Sovereignty is something that is recognized and mutually agreed upon by the parties involved, I suppose one could claim that a natural law, rather than a man made one, is what grants sovereignty to a given person or entity. That doesn't really seem applicable when it comes to nation states like the U.S. for there is nothing that naturally endowed Europeans, and thus us as their descendents, a natural right to the territory now called the U.S. The fact is that, while we will do nothing much to make amends for having done so, our forebears basically usurped/took the territory of North America from the people who were already in it for millennia before any European arrived.
