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“This is not the best way to get out of the investigative environment,” he said, adding that a better option would have been driving to a neighboring country in the borderless European Union and taking a flight from there.

He did, however, change his motto to the more borderless “truth, justice and a better tomorrow” in recent years.

Sarah McLaughlin is senior scholar on global expression at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and author of the forthcoming book “Authoritarians in the Academy: How the Internationalization of Higher Education and Borderless Censorship Threaten Free Speech.”

Third, there is the global neoliberal angle: Those protesting Khalil’s detention see little distinction between citizen and noncitizen — as in John Lennon’s dystopian song “Imagine,” they envision a borderless world.

This new economy is fueled by cutting out traditional middlemen, banks, and allowing transparent, secure, and borderless peer-to-peer payments.