They are changing America by changing the people
For those of you in cities and states contemplating whether to ‘welcome’ refugees, remember this: Once you have set up a program, there is no stopping it. The federal government looks to see if your community has a particular ethnic group growing and you then will get more of them. (Obviously, even if you have … Continue reading Minnesota, no surprise highest Somali resettlement state in nation
Editor: This is another good guest commentary (two others in the last week may be found by clicking here). We welcome guest writers because a) the issue is too large for me to cover it all, and b) some great writers and investigators are developing across the country and they need to be heard! Emphasis … Continue reading Refugees should not be a "public charge" says reader
Oh gosh, where do I begin to tell you about Refugee Resettlement Watch‘s road trip. My head is spinning with all I’ve heard and seen and it would take me hours to tell you. First, though, below are the top three posts of the week. Sorry I haven’t written much, but between driving and meeting, … Continue reading Top Posts for the last week; road trip review (so far!)
Editor: This is another copy of testimony submitted in response to my offer to post testimony that readers have sent, or are sending, to the US State Department before May 19th. Your testimony can be long or short, more detailed or less so. Just send something! And, then be sure to copy it to your … Continue reading Testimony to the US State Department from Bob in Minnesota
Editor’s note: As we mentioned here just recently we do publish important comments and guest commentary from time to time. This is a message from one of our regular readers and an energetic researcher and advocate for our cause, Mr. Bob Enos of Willmar, MN. We have all been encouraged by the national media attention … Continue reading Guest column: This is not the time to let up!