Homelands: The Case for Open Immigration

In "Homelands," Stephan Faris examines the concept of nationality through his own experiences and extensive international reporting, embarking on a decade-long journey from South Africa to Italy and the United States. Framed by encounters with a young orphan in Liberia, the narrative explores the ethical implications of current immigration policies amidst a backdrop of globalized capital and culture. Faris uncovers disturbing parallels between modern immigration practices and South Africa's apartheid regime, engaging with diverse voices to envision a world free from borders and addressing one of today’s most pressing moral challenges.