They are changing America by changing the people
Hmmmm….True Refugee Crime Stories* continues with latest installment. A Burundian refugee sans hands throws rocks through a window (presumably using only arm stubs), gets arrested and authorities learn he has stolen a neighbor’s identity. I didn’t make this story up! From KOAT ABC7 Albuquerque (thanks to a reader): An Albuquerque man is in custody after … Continue reading NM: Handless Burundian refugee lies about his identity
Second such drowning in two years in Rock Island, IL. In the earlier case the city and school district and others(?) are being sued. Hat tip: a reader. From the Quad-City Times: A 12-year-old Rock Island boy who was swimming with friends drowned in the Mississippi River on Monday afternoon near Rock Island’s Sunset Marina. … Continue reading Burundian refugee boy drowns in the Mississippi River
Here is a long and convoluted story about a Burundian woman in Boise, ID resettled there in 2006 by World Relief (one of nine federal refugee contractors) and now wishing she had never come to America. This is how the story in the Boise Weekly begins: Sitting on a couch in her sparsely decorated Meridian apartment, Christiana … Continue reading Boise, ID: Burundian refugee wants her kids back!
Update January 7th: Readers may wish to see the critical comments on this article at The Pitch today (click on ‘show comments’ at the top). This a jaw-dropping article by reporter Carolyn Szczepanski for The Pitch and is perhaps one of the most revealing and shocking stories of how the US State Department’s refugee resettlement program … Continue reading Kansas City refugee agency overloaded, refugees suffer
This is not the first time we have heard of a refugee hit by a car and killed in the US, and not the first Burundian to die in an accident. Murumba Melansi was a father of eleven and his untimely death puts an enormous strain on the family. Presumably the family’s refugee resettlement agency, … Continue reading Burundian refugee hit by car and killed in Michigan