Well, I have good news for you today. Kamala Harris has fixed the situation of the border.

Yeah, no, that didn't happen. And it looks like it's not going to happen because as we look at recent numbers coming in, we're actually surpassing all records with respect to people illegally crossing the southern border right now.

And the big question that people like Ted Cruz have brought up, that Republicans have brought up, that some Democrats in Texas have brought up is what sort of obligation does the federal government

have with respect to controlling immigration? And from the libertarian perspective, is the idea

of more immigration or even open borders a good one? We're going to discuss all of that today. We're

going to discuss the benefits of immigration. We're going to discuss the potential downfalls

of immigration. And we're going to ask the question, what should immigration policy actually

look like in a free society? All done and more coming up on this episode of making the argument.

You know, Nick, I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know a few of the folks that have joined

our volley chats, from really cool people, have gotten to have some great conversations about

political philosophy and things of that nature.

So if you haven't already, visit the link in the description of this podcast and join us on

Volley.

We're all there chatting about the podcast, different topics, and getting to know each other,

it's been a great time. And as always, if you leave this episode knowing more how to make the argument about this topic of immigration,

I hope you'll let us know in the YouTube comments section and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

All right.

As always, I'm your host, Nick Freitas member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that, an okay guy.

My beautiful bride, Tina, Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. And once again, Mr. No Show, our resident historian political prognosticator.

And I wish he was here for this.

He makes everything better.

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