> I think that because they want to enter the country of other people who have the fundamental human right to self-determination, i.e., how they are governed, i

> I think that because they want to enter the country of other people who have the fundamental human right to self-determination, i.e., how they are governed, including the administration of their borders. Sure, if you believe countries have a fundamental right to do whatever they want then you can justify anything a country does. That's not what self-determination means, though. It refers to the right of people to pick their government, but doesn't give that government unlimited power. If it did, it would override every other right. > If you don't believe people should have the right to self-determination, or at least that your wishes should override if they are unable to provide a reason that you deem sufficient or "logical" then fine. That's authoritarian though I believe individual rights, including the right to mobility, override the right of a government to do whatever it wants. I'm surprised you've found a definition of authoritarian where it's individuals being authoritarian towards governments that want to tell them what they can do.