A Note on Justice, Care, and Immigration Policy

Hypatia 10 (2):150 - 152 (1995)
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Abstract

Should a "caring" immigration policy give special treatment to would-be immigrants who are near neighbors? It is argued that, while those on our borders requesting entry have some special claim, it should not drown out the claims of more distant applicants for citizenship.

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Annette Claire Baier
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