They are changing America by changing the people
What are they going to do about it, apparently not much! This is an exchange at the State Department’s daily press briefing yesterday about Iraqi refugees unhappiness and desire to go home to Iraq. QUESTION: Do you have an update, perhaps, on Iraqi refugees asked about from yesterday?* Specifically, what can the U.S. Government do … Continue reading So the State Department knows there are unhappy Iraqi refugees here
Thanks to an anonymous reader who sent us this link to a story that was published in December about unhappy Iraqi refugees in Vermont. We didn’t see it at the time it was originally published so we very much appreciate getting it now. It’s the same story we have been reporting for months so I’m … Continue reading Vermont: Iraqi refugees feel abandoned and betrayed
From the Pro Publica website comes news that Obama has changed our policy towards Iraq in more ways than militarily. Pro Publica describes itself as “an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.” “Public interest” is usually a code word for leftist, and this group is funded by the Sandler Foundation, which … Continue reading Is Obama abandoning the Iraqi refugees?
Ann has written about Utah as one of the growing number of states in which we’re learning Iraqi refugees are unable to find work and living in poverty. The Salt Lake Tribune reports: About a dozen Utah Iraqis have left or are on the verge of leaving for Iraq or other Middle Eastern countries. For some, Utah’s … Continue reading Iraqi refugees are leaving Utah to go home
Two Chaldean bishops told Catholic News Service (CNS) that Iraqi Christians will not return, although conditions in Iraq have improved. “No one in the United States will go back to Iraq or the Middle East because the future for children, (opportunities for) education and life are better here,” said Chaldean Bishop Ibrahim N. Ibrahim [of … Continue reading Christian Iraqi refugees in U.S. probably will not return