Open-Borders Idea Hasn't Faded - D.A. King

May 16, 2009

D.A. King

Readers who may assume that the open borders agenda has faded since the beginning of the decade would be sadly wrong.

The concept of creating a colossal, continental Walmart using the scrap of the Founders sovereign nation as a foundation is alive and well.

Opining in an editorial on what should be done to deal with what he describes as "the global mess", Washington Post op-ed columnist Jim Hoagland last year advised the then as yet un-elected President Obama on change: "Here's one example of new thinking he should pursue: The United States should apply to relations with hemispheric neighbors many of the lessons of the European Union and its half-century of economic and political integration. A functioning American Union that pools sovereignty is a goal worth introducing now" wrote Hoagland.

Remember that one: "pooling sovereignty." It is likely to come up again.


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