They are changing America by changing the people
Update: Almost 1,000 additional Somalis admitted to the US in the past month, here. The number for FY2014 is now 8,278. Almost every day someone asks us—where do I find numbers for this group of refugees admitted to the US, or that group. Let me tell you it isn’t easy! This morning I was on … Continue reading How to find those darn numbers! Found it! 7,600 Somalis to America in 2013
I don’t know when they published it, but it now appears that the Office of Refugee Resettlement is trying to catch up on those legally required annual reports. At one point, ORR was behind for three years making the reports virtually useless for anyone examining the program (if only Congress would examine this program!). By … Continue reading ORR Annual Report to Congress for 2012 is available
….invite in more “children” because more migrants means more money for government contractors! (she doesn’t say that! I do!) Lavinia Limon is the CEO of the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, known in the refugee industry as USCRI. Below, published at the Budapest Business Journal (of all places) is her six-point prescription for what … Continue reading Refugee contractor head-honcho, Lavinia Limon, gives her prescription for how America should handle the border surge
As I open every post on the USCCB (today and in the future), I will remind readers for the umpteenth time right at the top of the post! that as the largest of nine major federal refugee contractors*** the US CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS’ migrant program is almost exclusively funded by US taxpayer dollars (Caesar’s … Continue reading Catholic Bishops and Obama officials pow-wow in Washington; press for funding of “children’s” migration
Near the top of the list of our most-read posts almost every day is our Fact Sheet on Refugee Resettlement. In addition to that fact sheet here is a handy report from the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) that was published in December that I just came across while searching for something else. It is … Continue reading ORR Year in Review for FY2013 has some handy stats