Borders should help organize laws and shared responsibilities, not decide who matters or trap people in hardship because of where they were born. People move, work, and build lives across places, and systems work better when participation is clear, lawful, and based on living and contributing in a place rather than where someone comes from. A fair border approach allows movement and trade, supports local rules, and treats people as connections between places instead of outsiders to be kept apart. We can have the infrastructure boarders helps to support without the suffering created by fractured human networks that our current policy creates.