Under what circumstances can the right to travel be impaired?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the specific situations or conditions under which a person's right to travel may be restricted or limited. It seeks to explore the legal or social justifications for impairing this right.
Answer
National interest and durational residency requirements can impair the right to travel.
The right to travel can be impaired under circumstances where national interest is at stake, such as in cases where the President determines that travel would seriously impair national security or when a state imposes durational residency requirements.
Answer for screen readers
The right to travel can be impaired under circumstances where national interest is at stake, such as in cases where the President determines that travel would seriously impair national security or when a state imposes durational residency requirements.
More Information
While the right to travel is recognized as an important constitutional liberty, it can be restricted in scenarios deemed necessary for national security or due to state-specific requirements, often related to residency.
Sources
- Restrictions on the Right to Travel - scholarlycommons.law.case.edu
- Amdt14.S1.8.13.2 Interstate Travel as a Fundamental Right - constitution.congress.gov
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