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"As regards the others, each Member of the United Nations that
signifies its approval of this plan, would pledge itself to
receive in its territory a number of said prisoners in the ratio
that might be agreed upon with the understanding that, once in
the country of temporary asylum, the corresponding authorities
would grant them an immigration status that would allow them to
find work so as not to become public charges.
"As soon as normalcy returns to said part of the Asiatic Continent,
the Governments of their respective countries of origin would
grant the prisoners the facilities and assurances that might be
required for their immediate repatriation. Said Governments would
proceed in a similar way in the case of those prisoners that, not
having fulfilled the condition stated above, would later express
their willingness to return to their countries of origin, in which
case the United Nations would afford them the necessary means to
carry out their wishes.
"The Mexican Government is not unmindful of the fact that should
this plan be accepted, the States approving it would bind themselves
to make certain sacrifices; but these certainly would not be
excessive if, through them, a firm step could be taken to facili-
tate the suspension of hostilities.
"To the foregoing objectives, which by themselves are sufficiently
important to warrant their careful consideration, another should
be added, namely, that of raising the social status of the
prisoners
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