Many egalitarians argue that although people should be equal, there is no duty to share or distribute resources to those who need them.

According to our text, the United States (along with some other countries in the Western Hemisphere) actually turned away some Jewish refugees during the Nazi period in Europe, with some of those turned away Jews being killed in the Holocaust.

An anticosmopolitan would be more likely to reject a duty of beneficence than a cosmopolitan.

An immigrant who comes to a country seeking to escape dangerous conditions in his/her home country is best described as a ______________.

Peter Singer’s argument that the wealthy/well-off should share with those less well-off around the world is based on __________________.

The argument that immigration can be restricted since a country–just like individual people within it–has a freedom/right to associate with who they want, is best characterized as a ______________ argument.

According to our text, data/evidence reveals that immigrants to the United States are less likely to commit crimes than citizens born in the US.

According to our text, many people overestimate the number of immigrants living in the US.

According to our text, about ___% of the US population was not born in the United States.

Which of these arguments for controlling immigration is utilitarian?