Human rights can be defined as a set of rights that every individual is entitled to at birth. As described in The Last Utopia, human rights are a sort of utopian ideal of international digity that exists with a higher value than borders (Moyn, 2010, p. 3). However, there is also the issue that when a nation outlines these in their laws, they are usually based on citizenship or belonging to that particular land, and do not necessarily apply to those who do not belong. As mentioned in The Origins of Totalitarianism, a group who is considered the scum of the earth in one area, usually ends up being seen as “undesirables” everywhere (Arendt, 1968, p. 269). For example, the United States does not protect refugees that have not been documented through
