Options in Migration Agreements

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So I made a migration agreement with one of my closest allies in one of my games. His ethis are compareable to mine, so his people are a good addition to my empire.
Unfortunately he conquered a highly spreading, fanatic xenophobic race before and as they are people of his empire now, through the migration agreement, they can spread all over my empire, giving me dozens of highly unhappy (because xenophobic) inhabitants everywhere.

If in Utopia we will be able to give different species different rights, this should include options in migration agreements to, letting me exclude particular species from the contract.
 
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Pretty sure one of the species rights options is kill on site or the equivalent, which I would assume would stop them migrating to you as they would be auto purged ( forced off your planets) by default.
 

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There is also the undesirable category that can be applied on a per specie basis. Presumably this will prevent migration, considering it will make the targeted specie attempt to move away if possible.