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Logoski Dec 11, 2018 @ 4:13pm
Refugee question
My refugee policy is set to citizens only (not free for all) and I have no immigration agreements. The khan thing happened nearby and now I have a dozen different types of zenos mucking everything up. Is it bugged or do you have to explicitly say closed? If so why is there even a 3rd option?
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MightyFox Dec 11, 2018 @ 4:29pm 
The third option (all refugees) allows slaves and criminals to flee to your empire. It's essentially the "balancer" of playing a xenophile (though it doesn't work very well)

Citizen pops being purged by the Khan is allowed under the citizen only allowance. As long as they were citizens in their previous empire, they can flee to yours.

What your probably having a problem with is the extremely broken population growth selector in play right now. It intentionally looks at all the populations in your empire, and selects the smallest populations until all populations acheive parity with eachother... essentially the Kalgari plan in action. This WILL ruin your demographics if you don't place pop controls and migration controls, which will upset libertarian and xenophile empires pretty heavily. In essence, population controls should be activated to achieve this outcome, not prevent it.
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Astasia Dec 11, 2018 @ 5:22pm 
My assumption was it was based off default rights. If your default rights are full citizenship then any xeno would be allowed.
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mcsproot Dec 11, 2018 @ 6:30pm 
Originally posted by Astasia:
My assumption was it was based off default rights. If your default rights are full citizenship then any xeno would be allowed.

This.

Different races can have different citizen rights, the highest of which is Full Citizenship. It can also include Residency, Caste System, Residency Caste System, Slaves and Undesirables. Or at least it did prior to 2.2, not sure how it is now, I've only played 1 game and that's a Hive Mind.

Setting your refugee policy to Citizens Only means that only species with Full Citizenship as therir Citizen Rights levels can flee to your empire. Unless you're a Xenophobe, most pops are set to Full Citizenship automatically.
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