They are changing America by changing the people
Your tax dollars: There is nothing we haven’t already reported in this story from the Journal-Gazette in Ft. Wayne, IN about how the Obama Administration has doubled the federal funding to the government contractors who resettle refugees in your town or city. However, I’m bringing the story to your attention, just to inform readers that … Continue reading Ft. Wayne, IN: A federal funding spigot is opened for refugees
Two teenagers, believed to be Karen refugees, were found dead this past weekend in a Ft. Wayne garage. It is not clear what happened, but from this article it sounds like attempting to stay warm might have lead them to their untimely deaths. Here is what we know so far (by the way, doesn’t Ft. … Continue reading Burmese teens die of toxic fumes in Ft. Wayne, IN
Well, they have not exactly completely stopped refugee resettlement, but apparently as we have just learned, here, the US State Department has slowed the flow of refugees to Ft. Wayne, IN, a city that is in turmoil from a refugee population overload combined with no employment and an apparent unwillingness of refugees to assimilate. Previously the … Continue reading Ft. Wayne, IN and Detroit, MI: refugee resettlement no-go cities
I don’t know how many of you are following the discussion on-going here at another comment worth noting.* Commenter Ellen spoke forcefully about her frustration with an overload of refugees in Ft. Wayne, IN. Then another commenter, whose name is “Reader,” responded critically with the usual flagrant attempt to silence critics by impugning Ellen’s character. After some … Continue reading Comment worth noting: Rohan Swee on the Ft. Wayne Burmese debate
Over the last couple of years we have written fairly often about Ft. Wayne, IN and its refugee overload. Here we have a commenter, Ellen, who is obviously from the Ft. Wayne area and who today expressed her strong views at this post from last summer. We first heard about problems in Ft. Wayne (believed … Continue reading Comment worth noting: Reader not pleased with Ft. Wayne Burmese refugees