It's worth worrying about, but the US evidence shows immigrant voters share domestic voter norms.https://www.cato.org/publications/economic-development-bulletin/immigrants-assimilate-political-mainstream …
Why libertarians should think twice about open borders: economic pros and cons are not the only issue.http://quillette.com/2017/07/29/immigration-justice-prosperity/ …
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This is much like the arguments against radically decriminalizing drugs: plenty of practical concerns but ignores main oppressive purposes.
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The kind of "open borders" that libertarians tend to support is essentially free association. I invite someone to come work/live and they do
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I should be trusted not to invite someone who is a threat to society and institutions.
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1-Many libertarians don't support open borders. Two kinds do: those hoping to end western civilization (much like
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2-Obama leftists) and crony capitalist libertarians like Cato, who depend on corporations for their funding.
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Funny how the only 2 non-hypothetical examples in this (Turkey + Iraq) have nothing to do with immigration.
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That's clear. As a libertarian I think social opportunity is as important as economic opportunity. It is also related.
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