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>Is it really immoral to have immigration checkpoints, borders and laws... and corresponding enforcement of those laws? I think you are letting your subjective
by Pils 6y ago
>Is it really immoral to have immigration checkpoints, borders and laws... and corresponding enforcement of those laws?
I think you are letting your subjective moral lens cloud your judgement. The fact of the matter is certain immigration policies and directives are more effective and have lower political and social costs than other ones. A utilitarian immigration policy framework would perform significantly better than the current "border" rhetoric which has led to billion dollar make-work in the middle of nowhere.
- tuna-piano 6y agoI don't understand what "utilitarian immigration policy framework" means, but in any case policies are made by congress not by ICE. In fact it would be quite undemocratic for ICE to decide universally they aren't going to enforce the laws that congress made.