Commentary

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (1):133-135 (2000)
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To ask whether and to what extent there is an obligation to treat illegal immigrants impliesthat any duty to treat an illegal resident is different from or lesser than the duty to treat a citizen. What could be the reason for thinking that morality affords fewer benefits or rights to illegal residents?

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