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I believe that every person who simply wants a better life should be given a chance. Quite a few European nations have aging population, so it's in their best interests to ease immigration control. Of  course, background checks are absolutely necessary in my opinion. If the person truly just wants a better life then they should have the chance to do so. There's no reason not to accept an honest, hard-working person. On the other hand - if they're a criminal who wants to escape justice, then of course they must not be allowed to do so.
I wouldn't say it has to be a legal responsibility but it is a moral responsibility. If a certain country is going through an economic crisis, or if its own citizens are massively unemployed, then there is no sense bringing in even more people who will be unemployed. However, most countries people tend to migrate to can accept migrants.
In my opinion if a country is a member state of the United Nations, it should support any resolutions and declarations adopted by the UN, and therefore this one as well.
Unless the person is a criminal avoiding prosecution (but not persecution), I believe that the person is completely entitled to these rights. We are all human beings, after all. The sooner everyone realizes that, the sooner humanity starts looking towards the stars - not towards surviving.

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I consider that we should all admit people security or better life . Because trust me if these people are happy in their countries and are supplied with all their rights they would never leave thier land and beloved ones, thats why every illegal immigrant should be respected and treated in good manners rather than the benifits the nations would get. Not to mention, that every civilian in a country should comply and treat people according to united nations universal declaration of human rights, since its the basic rights any single living thing on earth should have . Unfortunately, alot of people are not entitled to all their rights, basically they should stand up for their rights and fight for it because its the most primitive thing a human needs to survive in 21th century.

Hope you all doing well and stay safe

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I believe that every human being deserves to have access to security and a better life experience. I truly believe that it is our responsibility to admit people seeking security and a better life to each of our nations.The United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights specifically states 30  rights that all humans should have, and it's Nepal's duty to follow it, not only because we agreed to, but also because it's the right thing to do.

To sum up, Nepal as a member of the United Nations, must do everything possible to help the people who suffer in their country and seek asylum and I personally think that it should be the duty of every nation in the world to ensure these rights to their every member of its population.

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In my country, there is a lot of talk about respecting human rights. Poland grants asylum to people who cannot feel safe due to wars or political persecution in their country. Many citizens from eastern neighbors found in Poland a home and a job which they needed for the economic reasons of their country. My country isn't crowded with refugees like other countries. I belive that every country should abide by the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and try to create conditiins to accept and help immigrants who are forced to look for a new place to live in order to survive. I belive that every person on earth has the rights specified in the document, because everyone deserves a dignified life in good conditions and free choice where he wants to live. As you know, there are countries that violate basic human rights. We, as member states of the United Nations, must do everything possible to help the people who suffer in their country and seek asylum. It is know that sometimes people are driven by prejudices, so we should work to be more tolerant and not shut ourselves off from others out of our selfishness. Everyone should be aware of the obligation to comply with the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but at the same time thing that if we were to be in a situation where we would have to leave our cauntries looking for help, we would count on other countries to help us.

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I believe just as humans, it is our job to help others who need it. No human deserves to live in poor and harmful conditions, so I think it is our responsibility, as those with the ability to help, to do so. Every human has the right to security and a life without needless suffering. I think, especially because we are a strong and relatively safe nation, which means we are given the responsibility to help others seeking a better life. Many people would suffer without our help, and if we have the ability to, its our job as decent humans to take that responsibility upon ourselves. The United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights specifically states rights that all humans should have, and it's America's responsibility to follow it, not only because we agreed to, but also because it's the right thing to do.

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As citizens of a global society, we should be striving as much as possible to make things easier for each other. I understand that every nation has viable concerns such as the economy and resources that are unique to their environment, but it is simply immoral to allow another human being to be in need on account of selfishness. Governments should focus on creating sturdy economies that can meet the demands of providing for those who are in need. Immigrants are vital for societies to continue to survive and thrive, just as loan words are necessary for languages to continue to be spoken.

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I believe that every human being deserves to have access to security and a better life experience, because it is our basic desire as humans. Who are we to turn away our fellow humans in need of help. Immigrants should be offered asylum and the ability to have a better life, because families would not immigrate illegally to this country if the immigration policy was not so strict, and the questions so difficult. Everyone is entitled to the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human rights, as the name suggests it is open to everyone hence universal.

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As humans were all obligated to help each other out, the mindset of every man for himself makes a very difficult quality of living for those who are genuinely less fortunate and those who don’t have the means to be as financially stable as you are. In terms of admissions, there’s always risks when entering a foreign presence into anything, whether that be in your personal life or whatever, however when in comes down to someone seeking refuge and better opportunities, it doesn’t make sense not to at least give them the chance and opportunity to have those things. However that doesn’t mean freely open borders, that means carefully process things, keep people safe while allowing people opportunities to flow in and out. I feel as though every person, and every nation should have the decency to comply with the Universal Declaration of Rights, because it doesn’t lessen the rights or condition of nations, but raises the quality of living for many people. Everyone is entitled to these rights as they are human rights, article 14 may become an issue when the persecution is judicial persecution, however regardless everyone is entitled to these rights regardless of past and history

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Many people claim that we are all equal and have the same rights. I think it is true because according to the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights all people have the right to life, liberty, and security.
First of all, we can help people who don't have the resources to live, for example, migrants who come searching for work and a better life are often marginalized. But we can help these people by respecting them and treating them as equals because we are all humans.
Furthermore, I think that we have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and a better life to each of our nations because they have a family, and they need, food, education, and they are free to decide where they want to live. Also, immigrants have often delivered economic benefits to the countries taking them in, so we should not discriminate against them.
Finally, there are a lot of obligations that we have to comply with the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, for example, we have to respect people regardless of their race, color, and of course their nationality because we are all the same. But I think that unfortunately there are many people who are discriminated against for example in
for example in Muslim countries, where women don't have the same rights as men.

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(1) according to article 25 of USA declaration of human Rights:  Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.
In Rwanda,we use to pay health insurance via mutuel de Santé to poor family members so as to access better life. Via community work people from the same village can build a house to a poor family so as to access shelter. And those who has a job like me( a teacher),we as an institution (working in one school) gather money and buy a house for poor family in the community. For security everyone participate in the community policing so as to report where there is violation of human rights to a neighbor.

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I resolutely believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to seek asylum in other countries and build a better life. This is because we are all human beings and should be afforded equal rights and treatment, irrespective of race, religion, gender, social class or personal beliefs. Personal autonomy is something that is also a fundamental human right, which means that others should not prevent people from attempting to achieve their personal goals. Furthermore, immigrants are often a precious desideratum within countries seeking economic growth, as the migration of skilled workers helps create new jobs. In Australia, we are often characterised as a "melting pot of cultures". Crude example notwithstanding, I think that Australian society is so successful due to the flourishing multiculturalism which defines the nation. The UN's Universal Declaration of Human rights is a moral obligation which all nations must oblige with, as doing otherwise is against the spirit of humanity

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We absolutely have the responsibility to help fellow human beings search for security and a better life because everyone deserves that chance. Immigrants seek asylum for a various number of reasons whether it's to escape bad circumstances in their home country or searching for a country that provides them with more opportunities and freedom. Our country is made of immigrants so there is no reason we should ever turn them away. Everyone is entitled to the rights of the UN's Universal Declaration of Human rights because the document specifies that is it everyone's right and even "universal" is in the name.

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I think each nation does have a responsibility to admit people from other countries, seeking security or a better life. It is clearly the morally correct act. But, some less-developed countries may not have the resources to allow immigrants, while some other countries may have political or social issues. “The world is too small for anything but brotherhood.” As the article hints, immigration is not only morally right, it is also an opportunity. Countries gain a lot from the inflow of people from different regions - cultural enhancement, human resource enhancement, and many more. The Dalai Lama has often commended India for being a “developing” country, but still allowing immigrants from other regions and providing them security. Any country which is capable of providing security and shelter to other individuals, especially the wealthy and developed countries, should offer their resources to those who need it desperately enough to leave their home nation.

Though the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights is not legally binding, any country which does not comply with it would be faced with criticism and lack of moral integrity. These rights should be provided to everyone equally by every nation in this world.

Every single individual is entitled to these rights, they are the basic rights which define a human being’s freedom to live in this world. They are inalienable and it should be the duty of every nation to ensure these rights to their every member of its population.

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We do have the responsibility to admit anyone seeking security or a better life because 1. I think it is the right thing to do, but also 2. According to the NYT article: “immigrants have often delivered economic benefits to the countries taking them in”. Because it is international law, the declaration is not binding but rather norms we should follow. However I believe that everyone is entitled to the rights that the declaration specifies because it is called the universal declaration, meaning it applies to all people across the world, and no one can be excluded. For example in 2017, former President Trump signed a travel ban, banning non-citizens from 7 countries (later 13) from entering the US, many of which had Muslim majority populations - known commonly as the “Muslim ban”. But today President Biden signed an executive order revoking the ban, on his first day in office. I think Trump’s ban was a direct violation of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights: the “right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution” (Article 14), and Biden was definitely right in revoking it. 

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We as people have a responsibility to offer asylum to those in need and to allow them security in our nations. When people in countries other than our own are being denied their human rights, I think it is our duty to provide them sanctuary and aid, especially when we have all the means to do so. There is no reason why we shouldn't accept immigrants from other countries when our country is built upon immigration and providing freedom and opportunity for those who seek it. I think it is morally and ethically unjust for countries to deny acceptance to those in need or who seek it and I therefore agreed with the United Nations Declaration. I don't understand how the declaration of human rights could be questioned since we are all people who deserve the same amount of respect and opportunities especially when their livelihood and security are being threatened. Our countries should be jumping at the chance to help those in need since we have all been helped at one time or another.

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I absolutely believe that we have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and/or a better life to each of our nations. There shouldn't be a debate as no matter what race you are you should be able to have the right to be admitted into a nation for better security or a better life. Lastly, i think that everyone should be entitled to the rights that the document specifies because all humans are equal as in the end no human should deserve special privileges over another just because of things such as race or gender.

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We have a responsibility to help fellow human beings in their search for a better life because no one should be left behind to circumstances that are outside of their control.  The obligations we must comply with according to the Unites Nations Declaration of Human Rights is to allow everyone seek asylum, leave their country if they desire and the right to live with liberty and security. These rights should be the bare minimum for countries to follow, and it is sad to see many countries not complying. Its shameful that asylum seekers have been criminalized and dehumanized by a variety of nations.

When discussing the topic of helping fellow human beings, the discussion should never veer partisan because it is every single persons duty both morally and from the Declaration of Human Rights to ensure that these rights are given. Every person is guaranteed the rights in the Declaration because if you try to justify a person not having basic rights, you are steps away from the actions that have resulted in genocides, caste systems, government-backed discrimination and wars.

In the US the government needs to immediatley put a stop to the rhetoric against immigrants, since it's rooted in racism and misinformation. This country was built from the ground up by immigrants so its illogical to refer to people as aliens or "other" when there is no one identity that makes up America.

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I think we all have a responsibility for helping fellow human beings in search of security and a better life even if we are making the slightest difference. There are people around us who are able to use their voices and power to influence what happens in our country; there are also people who have enough money to contribute to help admit people seeking security and/or better life to each of our nations. I think it's really important to help other nations especially when the United States is able to share resources and also provide opportunities that we like to call the "American Dream" (which is different for everyone).

We should be obligated to comply with the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Everyone is entitled to the rights that the document specifies. It's sad that basic human rights need to be written, but at least there is something that people can ensure they are treated properly. It shouldn't be a debate whether someone deserves leisure time or owning their own property.

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I do believe that we have a responsibility to admit people seeking security, refuge, and a better life in general in each nation, but especially in the USA. If you were struggling and wanted a place in which you were finally safe, you would would want to be accepted, so why wouldn’t you do that for others? According to the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, everyone has the “right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution.” America was founded around 250 years ago by immigrants, something that those who are are anti-immigration never care about because it both positively affects them and they were white. I think everyone is entitled to the rights that the Declaration of Human Rights specifies because everyone deserves to be treated humanely. Human rights have become so controversial and this document is filled with rights that nobody should ever have taken away, as they are such basic rights that need to be respected.

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I believe that we all, especially those with certain privileges and a stable life (i.e. have proper housing, a stable income, access to education, etc), have a responsibility to support and help fellow human beings search for security and a better life. It isn’t morally just for people to gate keep and hoard certain resources and opportunities from others seeking a better life when they already have more than enough.

We are definitely obligated to comply with the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights because they ensure that every human being is respected and that groups of people aren’t persecuted. Everyone is entitled to the rights that the document specifics because it lists the basic human rights that everyone deserves such as no slavery, no torture, no arbitrary detention, and etc. There is no reason for someone to be denied these basic human rights, including even people like murderers (since the law would in theory persecute them according to what they have done/ their crimes and not based on random opinions or race/ gender/ sexuality).

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I believe that we do have a responsibility to admit people seeking a better life with more freedom and safety to our country. It is not fair to say that just because we were lucky enough to be born in a country safer than most, we are more entitled to safety than others. That is just morally wrong. Everyone should have equal opportunity for safe living conditions and personal freedoms. I think that everyone is entitled to these rights, but unfortunately, in many parts of the world, these rights aren’t actually enforced by local governing bodies. These are basic human rights, and everyone is deserving of them, no matter who they are, where they come from, or how they identify.

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I think we do have a responsibility to help fellow humans in their search for security and a better life. Everyone wants a better life. We need to give a helping hand to those who are in need of things that may allow for an improvement in their lives. For developed nations, I truly do think that we have the responsibility to admit people seeking security and a better life to our nations. Compared to developing nations, we have jobs and opportunities that may allow for these people to improve their lives.

We do have the obligation to comply with the UN human right declaration. As humans, we must help our fellow humans in need. Therefore, I think everyone is entitled to the rights that the documents specifies. Those rights gives the human the passage towards happiness. Without things like life, liberty, and security, it is hard for people to achieve happiness in life.

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We do have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and a better life to our nations. Everybody deserves to have a chance at a better life, and it is ironic to reject immigrants while also neglecting to offer any help to poor countries. As was stated in the NYT article, if we wanted fewer immigrants we would help these countries adapt to climate change and open up markets to their exports.

Of course, when it comes to persecution, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights clearly states in Article 14 that everyone has the right to seek and enjoy asylum in other countries from persecution. This document was created after WWII for a reason, to prevent further threats to humankind. So yes, we all have an obligation to defend immigrants seeking security, and to speak up if our government does not welcome or treat them well. Because they also have the right to “enjoy asylum,” not suffer through it.

I believe everyone is entitled to the rights specified in the document. They are basic human rights that are necessary for the common good.

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We definitely do have a responsibility to help other people who are seeking a better life. No matter if they are from the USA or not, they deserve a chance to improve their situation, especially if fleeing a dangerous situation. I don't believe that they should just be allowed into the country, but it should be much easier to get a green card or citizenship. I was lucky enough to be born in the USA and I want others, who were less fortunate, to have a chance for a great life.

Immigrants are a vital part of the United States and that is why it's so great. The USA gives people an opportunity to experience different cultures and live a good life without fear.

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I believe that we do have a responsibility to allow people seeking security and/or a better life into our country. Article 14 of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone has the “right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution” and article 13 states that everyone has the “right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country”. I don’t see why we should be able to deny resources, security, etc. from individuals and families in need when we are one of the most privileged countries in the world, not to mention that we have a moral obligation to help when others are suffering. I think that we have an obligation to follow the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights and that everyone is entitled to those rights because they are basic human rights. By not respecting them or by only respecting them in certain circumstances you would be denying certain individuals a quality life and saying that their lives do not matter.

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We have a responsibility for helping fellow human beings in search of security and a better life whenever possible. As individuals, it is our responsibility to help those in need if it does not endanger oneself. That is not to say that if the situation is dangerous, then we should not help them. In terms of immigration and refuge, we should not deny them entry into the nation. I believe that immigrants are not a threat to the nation. It is right for them to escape dangerous situations in their home country.

Everyone is entitled to the rights of the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It is not up to us to decide who is worthy of the rights. In no situation should people be denied their universal rights. Those rights are there to ensure that everyone is treated as humans.

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We do indeed have a responsibility for helping fellow human beings in search of security and better life. My family has been in that position before when they first came to the United States, seeking a better future for themselves and those close to them. As a result, I believe that everyone is obligated to admit people seeking security and a better life. It's not morally right to deny those privileges to immigrants in need, especially when it is absolutely necessary to them to escape the dire environments in which they live in to create a better life for themselves. Everyone is entitled to the rights that the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights specifies, as they are the basic and moral norms of humanity. We are obligated to comply with these so that everyone is guaranteed a quality of life that doesn't exceed another's.

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We have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and/or a better life to each of our nations. 

The United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights was established in response to World War II. The creation of it was intended to prevent atrocities that had taken place in World War II from happening again. It was the first time that the world had globally agreed and marked out all humans as equal. The creation of the document promoted globalism, which has been proven to benefit individual countries as well.

Everyone is entitled to the rights that the document specifies such as the  “right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution,” (article 14), “ the right to change his nationality,” (article 15), and the rights to “life, liberty, and security of person,” (article 3). There is no reason that one individual should have a higher quality of life than another. If one individual was granted these rights and another was not, what factors determine who can and cannot exercise basic human rights freely?

People should not suffer while others living in comfort are able to help, especially when there is no evidence of there being an overall negative effect on them. For example, there is a misconception that immigrants have an overall negative effect on the wellbeing and even the quality of life of individuals in the United States. Many United States citizens believe that immigrants have a negative effect on the economy. Some think that immigrants do not have a strong work ethic and rely on welfare. Many think that immigrants “steal” jobs. The contradiction of those two ideas should be enough to prove that they are false. Studies in the United Nations and the United States have shown that immigrants have an overall positive effect on the economy of their countries. A report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine found immigration has an “overall positive impact on the long-run economic growth in the U.S.” Immigrants also contribute more in tax revenue than they receive through government benefits. 

Economic effects aside, there is a moral obligation to help people who are suffering. Refusing to allow all individuals to exercise their basic human rights is ethically and morally wrong. Many people attempting to exercise these rights are only searching for a better life. Many are fleeing crime-ridden countries, countries in poverty, wars, and persecution.  If citizens of the United States were facing ill treatment or living in a hostile environment, would we not also attempt to immigrate?

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It is not only a moral obligation for humans to help others in search of security and a better life, but also a genuine responsibility. Some people, such as Americans, are inherently more privileged than others, so it can be difficult for some to truly understand what those who are seeking asylum are truly enduring. Despite our differences in perspective, we all have the responsibility of upholding the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We were all born into this world with the inherent rights to things like life, liberty, and security of person. There is no reason why one group of people, such as Americans, should deserve this right more than others. Just because some people are more fortunate, such that they do not have to worry about seeking refuge, doesn't mean they can turn an eye on those who are suffering. Therefore, it is in everyone's best interest that we all assist those whose rights are being denied despite any perspectives, borders, or oceans that may separate us.

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I think that we all have a responsibility to help other human beings in search of security and a better life in any way that we can. If we are in a position were we have the opportunity and the resources to help someone in need I think it is important to take the opportunity and do what you can to help others. I do believe that we have the responsibility to admit people seeking security or a better life into our nations because it is what we would want to be done for us. Some people flee from situations that we could never understand and it is important to offer help in their time of need. I think we all have the obligation to comply with the Universal declaration of human rights and that everyone is entitled to these rights because it is a way to make the world a better and safer place for everyone. Human rights must be respected and met because if we can't even do that for each other the world will become a much more dangerous place for everyone.

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I believe that everyone who's life is secure (ie- shelter, stable job, enough food, etc.) should help others whenever and wherever they are able. As a strong country in the 21st century, we have no excuse to not comply with the UN's Declaration of Human Rights. As a country we have a moral obligation to help those in need when we can. Like others have said, you can't control where you were born. If your safety is threatened you shouldn't have any trouble finding a country who will grant you asylum. Not only that, but you should also be able to immigrate for education, or jobs, or even just because you want to. We're all human beings and we all live on the same Earth.

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To help other human beings in search of security and a better life, we have a responsibility to give people a chance for immigration. Many people are born into countries with high crime rates and corrupt government systems and have no choice but to flee in hopes of a better life. Some who would argue against immigration make claims that are false, and more so fueled by racism and xenophobia. We have obligations to respect with the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The obligation to protect requires States to protect individuals and groups against human rights abuses. I believe everyone is entitled to the rights specified because these rights are basic human rights that need to be respected.

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I think that we do have a responsibility for helping fellow human beings because we have the resources for it and it is morally right. You do not choose where you are born and what privileges you get so it is unfair. It is not fair that people in other countries must fear their lives while other people in countries do not fear. I live in a country where I do no fear for my life so I could not imagine the fear these people must face in their countries due to the danger they face daily. With the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human rights, people have the right to seek asylum so they should not be denied of this right. People are in danger and are seeking safety and are entitled to seek asylum.

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I believe we do have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and/or a better life. Regardless of nationality or ethnicity, we’re all human beings at the end of the day, and we should strive to support each other by whatever means. According to the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, every person has the “right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution.” On a moral and logical basis, there’s no reason as to why we couldn’t properly accommodate immigrants with our given resources. Considering the history of the U.S. and the Constitution’s recognition of inalienable human rights, we definitely have an obligation to comply with the UN’s Declaration of Human Rights. Everyone is entitled to the natural-born rights listed in the document, or else it wouldn’t be referred to as the “Declaration of Human Rights”.

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I think that we do have a responsibility to admit people seeking security and/or a better life into our nation because based on the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, that is the right of every individual, to seek asylum from persecution, “change his nationality”, etc. I think also there is a moral obligation; why should people from other countries be denied the privileges of the U.S. solely off the fact that they weren’t born here? If I happened to be born into a country where I faced persecution I would hope that people who were lucky enough to be born elsewhere could recognize that and open their doors. I do believe that everyone is entitled to the rights specified in the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights because without those rights, people would be allowed to take away what really makes someone human and I think that no matter what everyone deserves these basic human rights.

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I think that everyone has a moral responsibility for helping fellow human beings in search of a better life. Who are we to decide who gets to have a good life and security? I think we should admit people seeking security to our nations, because if the Universal Declaration of Human Rights really means anything, then we should be allowing people who need help to get it. I think that every single person is entitled to the rights that the document specifies because everyone is a human and all humans deserve the same rights regardless of anything.