Miller frames the "distributive justice" argument for an unlimited right to migrate as a question about
A) whether utilitarian considerations can trump human rights.
B) the relative importance of freedom of movement and freedom from want.
C) whether justice demands equality of opportunity at the global level or only within societies.
D) the integrity of international legal standards.

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Miller argues that the distributive justice argument for an unlimited right to migrate hinges on whether justice requires equality of opportunity to be ensured globally or if it is sufficient to address it within individual societies.

Miller Frames the "Distributive Justice" Argument for an Unlimited Right