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1,111,111 TRP = 11,111 USD
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Sovereignty & Security: Nations prioritize control over their territories to regulate migration, prevent threats (e.g., terrorism, smuggling), and protect resources. Open borders could undermine these safeguards.
Economic Disparities: Wealthier nations fear unchecked migration might strain public services (healthcare, education) and labor markets, exacerbating inequality. For example, the EU’s Schengen Zone allows free movement but excludes non-member states due to economic and regulatory disparities.
Political Resistance: Nationalist and anti-globalization movements often oppose border liberalization, advocating for cultural preservation and job protection. Policies like the U.S.-Mexico border restrictions reflect this sentiment.
Legal & Administrative Barriers: Visa systems manage migration flows based on bilateral agreements, reciprocity, and diplomatic relations. Removing these would require unprecedented global cooperation.
Pandemics & Crises: Events like COVID-19 reinforced border controls as health measures, showing how emergencies justify restrictions.
Global Inequality: Until wealth gaps narrow, open borders risk mass displacement from poorer regions, as seen in Mediterranean migration crises.
While advocates argue open borders could boost global GDP and human rights, practical implementation remains contentious. Solutions like fair trade pacts or regional free-movement blocs (e.g., ECOWAS in West Africa) offer middle-ground approaches. Full liberalization would demand trust, equity, and shared governance—challenges yet to be overcome.