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Re:Is There a Right to Immigrate? (2010) by scarface74 on Sunday March 12, 2017 @10:03PM (#13854687)
Immigration law is a matter of non citizens rights in the US. The federal government has the responsibility to protect citizens constitutional rights. Any law that discriminates against one person because of another persons religous beliefs is prima facie unconstitutional.

Should the states have had the right to keep laws against miscegenation because someone objected to interracial marriage? What about states right when it came to Jim Crow laws?

Re:Is There a Right to Immigrate? (2010) by classicsnoot on Monday March 20, 2017 @12:32PM (#13915502)
To buttress what @fixxer stated: i do think it should be allowed for states to have horrible rules and laws (anti-miscegenation, anti-gay, anti-white, etc). People have, and will continue, to vote with their feet. More poignantly, companies will vote with their foot print. If a majority of people in Arkansas want to establish the state as a White Majority Zone, democracy dictates that it must be so. Ditto for any other region or color.
Re:Is There a Right to Immigrate? (2010) by fixxer on Monday March 13, 2017 @12:58PM (#13859711)
Maybe? I wouldn't want to live in those states and I think that would be pervasive. Ultimately, economics would drive progress.

All conjecture. If only social science was a real science and we could do independent trials.