They are changing America by changing the people
I just checked the Wrapsnet data base and see that since I wrote last week the daily average of arriving refugees has dropped. Either the data is not up to date as of yesterday (January 15th) or placement has necessarily slowed (we noted problems in Rochester with the huge flow coming in and suspect that … Continue reading How many refugees so far in FY2017? Daily average has dropped
I find it interesting to examine Wrapsnet’s ‘Processing Country’ maps when they are updated at the end of each month. We don’t know exactly who is being processed through each country (these are not necessarily the countries of origin of the refugees being placed in your towns), however we can make educated guesses. Kenya for … Continue reading Processing country map is instructive: US Dept. of State working hard to clean out UN camps in Kenya
But, are they coming to yours? An old Walmart store was apparently under consideration by the Office of Refugee Resettlement to house a large number of so-called ‘unaccompanied minors.’ From the Democrat and Chronicle (hat tip: Joanne): Federal officials are no longer considering a former Walmart building in the town of Sweden as temporary housing … Continue reading Sigh of relief in Sweden (NY): Illegal alien kids not coming to town after all!
Diversity is beautiful alert! One blogger suggests there was an honor killing motivation involved in at least one of the stabbings. Before you hear the rest of the story, remember New York state is one of our top five refugee resettlement states in the US and also in the top five states with large Muslim … Continue reading NY: Killing people with knives runs in family of Afghan refugee brothers
“They don’t seem to like each other!” That comment by a police officer appears to be hitting close to the truth in this story about how American blacks and Somali “kids” are beating up on each other in that “welcoming” city, Rochester, MN. We first told you about Rochester here and reported on how the Catholic Charities … Continue reading Rochester, MN: Welcoming the stranger hits a speed bump