What according to carens is a liberal egalitarian

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Use page numbers to answer questions from Mark Timmons, Disputed Moral Issues.

1. Describe the nature of the moral dilemma regarding U.S. immigration policy that Macedo thinks we face/must address.

2. What according to Carens is a 'liberal egalitarian'? Why does he think that their views and values commit them to freedom of movement across borders/less restrictive immigration laws?

3. How does Wellman argue for "closed borders," that is, for the view that every legitimate state has the right to exclude potential immigrants (including refugees who are seeking asylum)?

4. What according to Fine are some problems with Wellman's views/ argument?

5. What are your current views regarding immigration and morality/justice? Which of the aforementioned authors in your view presents the strongest case for their views? Explain.

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