The Right To Migrate
by Paul VanRaden
© 2002
A free, online book about human rights for you:
the right to leave your nation; to live in our nation.
Read 2002 whole book (htm): The_Right_To_Migrate_book.htm
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See updated tables from 2023: Migration_Update.htm
Or browse 2002 book by chapter:
CHAPTER
14 Summary
About the Author
Related Reading
Thank You
TABLES
1 Population Densities
2 Potential Immigrants
3 Migration of Clothes
4 Migrant Jobs and Migrant Workers
5 The Hawaii Example
6 Songs for Immigrants
7 Movies for Immigrants
8 Wall Street Journal Editorials
9 Worldwide Vote for Free Migration
HISTORY
I started this book with an 8-page draft in 1992 and wrote most
of it in 1993. An 85-page soft-bound version was sold in 1996 for $20. The
Right To Migrate was posted for free on AOL Hometown beginning in 1999 and
updated to the 2002 final 110-page version. After AOL Hometown was shut
down in 2008 the book was posted on my Verizon account, but search engines
never found it. Since 2014 the book has been available on paulvanraden.com web site.
FOREWORD
Forward is the way that most of us travel, but other people may
tell us to stop and go backward if we reach their border. All of us will have
more places to go and more rights if we make immigration legal and border
police illegal. As Americans, or Europeans, or Australians, or people, we value
our rights. The right to migrate, which most people do not have, may have the
highest value. This book explains why people should have the right to move
forward.
I wrote this book in easy English. You only need to know a few
hard words such as immigration. If we have a right to migrate, that means that
each of us could find a new home on any side of any border. When you find the
right place for you, you and your neighbors should try to live in peace. You
also have a right to sit where you are and read this book. You can begin in any
chapter and then go to any other chapter. In this book, you have a right to
migrate.
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