Mr. Holman points out some domestic questions which the World Court could treat as international except for the Connally reservation: 1. Immigration: Traditionally. a nations right to determine the nature and scope of its immigration laws has been treated as a domestic question. But in the Declaration of Human Rights promulgated by the United Nations. there was incorporated a socalled right whereby a national of one country was to be entitled to seek refuge or migrate to another country. There has been much talk that overpopulation is a matter of International concern. to be relieved by allowing freer migration to countries of less population and greater resources.
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