They are changing America by changing the people
I know there is a lot occupying your minds in these challenging times, but just thought some of you might like to know where the UN/US Refugee Admissions Program is these days. In mid-March the UN stopped, or so they said, refugee travel worldwide due to the Chinese virus crisis, but obviously our US State … Continue reading Nearly 400 Refugees Arrive in US During Supposed VIRUS Moratorium
As I said in my post a week ago, I have been following the international news for two months now warning of the impending disaster that would soon befall some of the big refugee camps around the world as the Chinese Virus continues to spread. I said I would report on a regular basis on … Continue reading Cox’s Bazar Update: Eleven Cases of COVID So Far, No Deaths
Invasion of Europe news…. As I said the other day, there isn’t much news about refugees in the US in the wake of the Chinese virus shutdown except for the fluffy-puffy stories like this one from St. Louis where we learn about the challenging times (no jobs!) a new refugee family from the DR Congo … Continue reading Germany No Longer the Go-to Country in Europe for Migrants Seeking Asylum
“Now that the virus has entered the world’s largest refugee settlement in Cox’s Bazar we are looking at the very real prospect that thousands of people may die from COVID-19.” (Dr. Shamim Jahan) Two days ago I told you that the first cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed at a refugee camp in Bangladesh … Continue reading Will the Chinese Virus Bring “Carnage” to Cox’s Bazar?
I’m posting this news because I have been following (for weeks!) the media’s hyper focus on the Chinese Virus and its potential threat to large refugee camps worldwide. Now it appears the first cases have arrived. The value of social distancing (or lack of it) is about to be tested. Over two weeks ago I … Continue reading After Two Months of Dire Warnings, a Couple of COVID Cases Appear in Refugee Camps