In this video you will learn more about your Constitutional right to travel. The right to travel is not in the Constitution, nor in the Bill of Rights, but the Supreme Court has found that this right to travel is a fundamental right because it effects your ability to make a living. As such, when governments deprive you of your right to travel, the courts will use the strict scrutiny test which includes three elements. If the government cannot prove that they have a compelling state interest, that the law is narrowly tailored, and that the law is the least restrictive means for achieving the purpose, then the law fails.
