Open Borders Day is held annually on March 16. It is held to raise awareness on the usefulness of open borders as a development tool and to make the case of freedom of movement as a basic human right. Last year we released a manifesto, which you can still sign. This year several Open Borders Day events were independently organized in DC, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco and elsewhere. You can still catch a few of them today – click here for venue details.
Off-Site Posts about Open Borders Day
The glorious lasting accidental liberalization by Bryan Caplan
How to argue for immigration restrictions by Jason Brennan
Open Borders Day 2016 by Chad Nelson
Migration: a human capability by Paul Crider at Sweet Talk, a cross-posting of an older OB post.
Some thoughts on open borders and conservatism by Ilya Somin
Open borders for conservatives by Fabio Rojas
Why Canada needs open borders by Fergus Hodgson
This listing will be updated throughout the day. Feel free to contact us via email or the OB facebook group if we miss any. We thank everyone for their participation.
