They are changing America by changing the people
I told you here a week ago that Refugee Industry political organizers have begun a campaign to get letters from governors in support of more refugees into the White House. So far, that I know of, the governors of Pennsylvania and Oregon have sent letters at the request of refugee contractors and open borders activists … Continue reading Utah Governor Tells Trump that His State Wants More Refugees
I told you the other day, that the Trump Administration is putting up Utah resident and former State Department Foreign Service Officer, Ron Mortensen, for the top post at the State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration. The position requires Senate approval and this is the beginning of what lies ahead for Mortensen on The Hill. … Continue reading Utah political operative urges Utahns to oppose Trump pick for refugee program head
In a report on what President Trump has done this year to make ‘conservative’ evangelicals happy, a reporter discusses the refugee program and names the federal resettlement contractors as being a group of Christian Conservatives unhappy with the President. For most of the article the evangelicals are said to be happy over Trump’s actions so … Continue reading Utah's Deseret News calls refugee contractors "conservative Christians"
“Life got harder for me when I came to America…Most of the time, I wish I could go back to the refugee camp in Africa.” Congolize refugee Update November 15th: See how many from the DR Congo we have brought in already, here. This story represents one of my major reasons for writing RRW for … Continue reading Utah: Struggling refugees now look on refugee camps in Africa with longing
And, I think the refugee industry wants to keep it that way! (Think about the enormous stonewalling going on in St. Cloud for instance!). How many times over the years have I struggled to try to answer your questions about how much all of this is costing state and federal taxpayers? Now, I have a … Continue reading University of Utah researchers: there is no US data system to estimate financial and social impact of refugee resettlement on states/communities