The state of nature is a theoretical concept in political philosophy which indicates the condition which human beings live, before being formed into a political body. For Thomas Hobbes, human beings exist in a state of nature where all make war upon all. Jean Jacques Rousseau, on the other hand, states that human beings live in a state of nature corrupted by the establishment of political and social bonds.
The presidential power given by the Alien and Sedition Act was the power to deport undesirable aliens (d). This act passed in 1798 gave the president wide sweeping powers to influence immigration policy in regards to individuals deemed to be undesirable or a danger to U.S. national security.
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