They are changing America by changing the people
It appears that the USCIS is doing something rarely done and that is attempting to find holes in the system that have allowed the UN/US Refugee Admissions Program to chug along for decades with rarely an examination of the fraud that we hear is rampant at processing centers throughout the world. The suspicion of fraud … Continue reading Burmese refugees jittery about USCIS fraud investigation
The thing that amazes me most about articles like this one, about how there aren’t enough ‘resources’ for the large numbers of refugees arriving in ‘welcoming’ cities and states, is that NO ONE ever says, maybe we should slow the flow into the US until such time that we can afford them! There is … Continue reading Burmese refugees struggling in Iowa
First I came across a story about how the police in Phoenix, AZ had gotten together with refugee resettlement contractors to find ways to communicate better with the city’s mushrooming multi-ethnic refugee population, and that’s how I learned about how two Burmese refugees were murdered with kitchen knives as they confronted what appears to have … Continue reading Phoenix police discover presence of refugee contractors in wake of murder of Burmese refugees
Is anyone surprised? That statistic comes to us from a report put together by a professor and his students at San Francisco State University. Of course their solution to the problem is NOT to urge a slowdown of the flow of refugees to Oakland (or to Manchester, NH for example) or anywhere in the US, … Continue reading Burmese refugees in Oakland have a 63% unemployment rate
The other day I reported that the Louisville Courier-Journal led the way in reporting the Iraqi refugee alleged terror plot story, but I see they quickly published a lengthy article on Burmese Christian refugees in Kentucky I expect to divert readers away from the terrorist refugee story. The article is the standard refugee pull-on-your-heartstrings story—poor … Continue reading Kentucky newspaper publishes many column inches on Burmese refugees in the state