A thoughtful look at immigration policy, national interest, and humanity in early American debate.
This book examines the moral and practical questions surrounding Chinese immigration and U.S. policy. It argues for a measured approach that weighs national interests while upholding humanity, and it uses historic treaties and public debate to illuminate how nations should treat newcomers.
The analysis centers on how America’s treatment of Chinese migrants intersects with treaty obligations, international rights, and Christian ethics. It challenges sweeping bans and pushes readers to consider how laws, diplomacy, and public sentiment shape the lives of millions who seek a new home."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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