sending illegal immigrants to Martha's Vineyard in September 2022, and criticised vice President Kamala Harris for saying the border is "secure" despite the fact 2 million illegal migrants entered the US. Gender and sexuality Murray is gay, and he is a supporter of same-sex marriage. However, he has said that he believes that homosexuality "is an unstable component on which to base an individual identity and a hideously unstable way to try and base any form of group identity". He has also questioned Gay pride month and its commercialisation, saying despite being gay himself, he had always had a problem with it "it’s not like people “choose” to be gay. But if you shouldn’t feel shame over a thing then there’s no reason why you should feel pride over it either." In his book The Madness of Crowds, Murray defends voluntary conversion therapy, and asserts that homophobia has mostly been vanquished. Murray has said that it is a lie that a man can become a woman. In September 2020, during an appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, Murray compared accepting trans people to "late-empire sign of things falling apart". Murray opposes the use of preferred gender pronouns, transgender people competing in sports, and trans surgeries for children. He has stated that he thinks there is no such thing as non-binary gender. In September 2019, Murray said in a interview that women are held to a different standard than men when it comes to sexual behaviour, citing instances involving Drew Barrymore, Jane Fonda and Mayim Bialik behaving sexually towards men without backlash from the media. In The Madness of Crowds, Murray said that women want to be sexy without being sexualised, and has called this an "unresolvable challenge and an impossible demand". He is a critic of feminism, and said that "feminism isn't producing guides for helping men. It is producing manifestos for torturing them." Foreign policy In his book Neoconservatism: Why We Need It, Murray argues that neoconservatism is necessary for fighting against dictatorships and human rights abuses. Murray has called for continuing the War on terror on Iran, Syria, and any regime which supports terrorism. He has also said that he believes that the political left or right have no desire for foreign interventions since John McCain's death. On June, 2013, Murray opposed U.S intervention in the Syrian civil war and wrote "as the composition of the military opponents has