In dealing with its own nationals a nation is given the utmost freedom. But when. however. the conduct of a state. through its own suggestions. is so heinous and so tyrannical as to directly affect numerous classes of subjects in other states. who may be connected by blood. there is a growing demand for interposition. Certainly we know that where such treatment results in the immigration of those affected nationals into other lands that the nations to which they have gone have a right to protest against increased burdens of relief. This is an admitted right in international law. Obviously. the situation in Germany is such that millions of American citizens connected by blood. race. and religion with those oppressed in Germany are deeply concerned over the situation.
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