They are changing America by changing the people
I’ve been noticing the absence of the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI), one of the top nine federal contractors***, in all the anti-Trump media hubbub and wondered if they were shrinking financially and therefore laying low to stay out of Trump’s line of sight. So I checked today, and guess what? USCRI is … Continue reading USCRI Who? This Refugee Resettlement Agency is Laying Low, and Doing Well
Why do they need to speak English if they aren’t going out into the workplace? Because, of course, USCRI (one of nine federal refugee contractors***) and others on the No Borders Left want to be sure they can pass a citizenship test and ultimately vote. And, know that even if the refugee flow into the … Continue reading USCRI gets big federal grant to teach senior refugees English
Just now I wrote about what happened in Rutland, VT this week where the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) lost their chief advocate for Syrian refugees, Mayor Christopher Louras, in a stunning mayoral election upset. And, I have been meaning to update readers on USCRI’s financials for some time, so this gives me … Continue reading USCRI needs money now that President Trump has reduced the number of their paying clients
Geeez! I had no idea that they had the audacity to spell out on their website how hiring a refugee trumps hiring an American, and the employment service this refugee contractor offers is FREE! First, a little background. USCRI stands for US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants. It is one of nine major federal refugee … Continue reading USCRI: Hiring a refugee (instead of an American) is good for a business’s bottom line!
USCRI is the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (one of the top ten federal refugee contractors). I just mentioned them yesterday, here, in a story about unhappy Iraqis resettled in Boston. Today I see they have two articles that continue the Rohingya resettlement drumbeat. It’s way too much to go into—we have 91 posts on … Continue reading USCRI keeps the Rohingya drumbeat going