I think Carens, Mill, and Behabib determining faith arguments attempts to eliminate such inequities that are unfairly given to individuals who live in poor countries. Also, the authors’ philosophies make an attempt to ensure that, universally, people have a fair chance at living their desired socioeconomic lifestyles. Moreover, the ability to do so freely and legitimately requires people to be able to pursue such endeavors, without limitations created by nation-states. Therefore, opportunities for people to live better lives will become vaster through the act of immigration. The authors define these aspects of their theories as just and virtuous; thus, any nation whose laws try and conflict this concept are unjust. In the excerpt from, The