Miller clearly disagrees with the conclusion of Huemer’s argument, that it is wrong for the US government to restrict immigration. Yet he does not directly respond to it. Given what Miller does say, which part of Huemer’s argument should he object to, and why?

Miller claims that a nation has “an interest in controlling” the preservation of its culture (656-7). Huemer responds to Miller in sec. 3.4. Do you think Huemer succeeds in refuting Miller’s argument? Why or why not?

Does Miller do enough to avoid aligning his position with that of racists and fascists?

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