They are changing America by changing the people
If your state is one of those which has expanded Medicaid as a result of Obamacare then yours is a prime target for refugee resettlement. I don’t know when they did it, but the feds and their contractors seem to have chosen the word “placement” over “resettlement” in their government lingo. Whatever they are calling … Continue reading The expansion of Medicaid is a “key indicator for refugee placement”
Update March 19: Wyoming had 5 refugees in FY2012, so someone is selling the Governor a bill of goods! Not exactly a flood moving to the state! He says they are already coming, so they need a plan or another government program. Mead: With or without a program, the issue is real -– this is … Continue reading Wyoming: Governor Mead wants a “plan” for refugees
He says the City of Portland “gets it,” but the rest of Maine needs to “wake up!” We’ve learned recently that as many as 70% of asylum claims are fraudulent, then there is the big NYT story about the Chinese frauds, and just this morning we learned of a large asylum fraud bust in Maryland, … Continue reading Maine brain drain! Reverse it with asylum seekers says developer turned spiritualist
…..from, what else, their convenience stores! Who is David Lubell? He is the much bally-hood founder of ‘Welcoming Tennessee’ and now he runs a partially government-funded non-profit (they get funds from GEORGE SOROS too!) called ‘Welcoming America’ that has been hired by the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) to get YOUR minds right about immigrants. … Continue reading Nashville: David Lubell’s immigrant entrepreneurs busted for selling illegal drugs …
“Hundreds?” Well, how could that be I wondered, since we are constantly reminded that the unwelcoming US has only admitted a hundred or so Syrian refugees. It turns out that “hundreds” of those being granted ‘temporary protected status‘ are choosing to go to established Syrian communities, like those in North Jersey, to be with their … Continue reading Syrians by the “hundreds” arriving in North Jersey, thousands more expected in 2015 and 2016