Immigration as Interference?

Bryan Caplan disputes the idea of immigration as market interference, arguing against the framework suggesting importing labor disrupts the market.
He suggests it’s a semantic argument where the status quo is regulation, and non-enforcement is interference.
Caplan uses ordinary usage examples to highlight how unconventional this interpretation is.
He challenges the concept of countries as collective property, questioning how such a "club" is formed without unanimous consent.
He says most other organizations require agreement to join, unlike countries.

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