I'm torn. Obviously sovereign societies are free to enact any rights and restrictions (within constrains of treaties they sign up to) they see fit. But I see pe

I'm torn. Obviously sovereign societies are free to enact any rights and restrictions (within constrains of treaties they sign up to) they see fit. But I see people's freedom of movement as a natural balancing right in a globalized world were capital moves easily across borders. In EU freedom of movement is normally only talked about as a right due to shared european values but another pragmatic view is: if you allow for such drastic unequal neighbors to be living under similar legal/economical frameworks it's only fair (and economically sound) to let people move with capital.