The civil appeals court of the republic of texas decides City of San Antonio v. Fetzer, reinforcing the right to travel as an inalienable-not a privilege or civil right:

       The streets of the cities of this country [nation] belong to the public.  Primarily, every member of the public has a natural right to the free use of such streets in the normal pursuit of his private or personal business or pleasure. … The right of the public at large to the free use of the streets is paramount to the natural right of the individual. …

       … The power of the city in exercising such control is limited only by the Constitution and general laws. … But neither the Legislature nor the city commissioners has the power to take away or unreasonably abridge, the natural rights of the citizen to the use of the streets in the manner and for the purpose we have set forth above.

       [added 6/24/2022]

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Authority:

texas constitution of 1876, article I, section 3
ballotpedia.org/Article_1,_Texas_Constitution

References:

City of San Antonio v. Fetzer, 241 SW 1034
www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4154442/city-san-antonio-v-fetzer/?

States “require” License, Title and Registration how do they do that?
texasrepublic.com/travel.html

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$36,167,124,467,492

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