Cover of Bryan Caplan and Zach Weinersmith's graphic novel Open Borders: the Science and Ethics Of Immigration showing an illustration of eleven people of various ages, genders and ethnicities standing in front of a smiling Statue of Liberty.

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   Jessamyn (jessamyn@glammr.us)'s status on Wednesday, 01-Jul-2026 06:32:29 JST Jessamyn

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   Book 43: Open Borders. This is a graphic novel about why open borders make sense both from an economic perspective (i.e. most immigrants give more to their new country than they receive $-wise) and also by other measures. It traces some of the history of immigration in the United States and shows, using a lot of stats and studies, why fewer restrictions on immigration would benefit the US in a number of material ways and help turn it into a more just society. Not just an essay with pictures.