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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2017 · 38 MIN

Ilya Somin: The Case for Open Borders

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Law professor and longtime Volokh Conspiracy contributor Ilya Somin joins Runnymede Radio to make the case for open borders as favourable to both human freedom and economic prosperity. We touch on Trump's executive orders, the implications of the Trump administration's restrictionism for Canada's Safe Third Party Agreement, political ignorance and immigration, the reality of nationhood and reconciling immigration with shared civic values, and the political backlash against pro-immigration elites.

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