What rights does a state have with respect to its borders?

A state is understood to be the political institution that administers a certain territory, establishing applicable laws in it, managing its resources and regulating the life in society of its citizens, who are the inhabitants of the territory. States have sovereignty as their main right, which is the ability of state to have exclusive legal self-determination. This self-determination ability is characterized by the autonomy and independence of the nation; In political science, it is understood as the property of an institution to be the sole starting point for all state power within a political framework.

c) was interpreted by the supreme court in gibbons v. ogden.

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