They are changing America by changing the people
We have a huge archive on the problems in Manchester, NH with refugee overload and the mayor’s efforts there to get the flow under control, please click here for dozens of posts on the city whose school system struggles with over 80 languages spoken within its student body. The numbers for the new fiscal year … Continue reading No break for NH as feds approve just short of 500 new refugees for the state
Invasion of Europe news….. The article in Stars and Stripes ends with a comment from one of the so-called ‘refugees’ who did succeed in getting home to Syria. He said (speaking about living in Germany): “Most people prefer to return because they can’t stand it.” And, because they aren’t “getting respect!” Here are some snips … Continue reading Syrians in Germany want to go home, but having difficulties getting out!
I was about to have a look at the Syrian refugee admission numbers for May, but reporter Patrick Goodenough of CNSNews.com is on top of it this morning. He opens his report: (CNSNews.com) – The number of Syrian refugees admitted into the United States jumped to 1,037 during May – an increase of 130 percent … Continue reading May: 1,035 Syrian Muslims admitted to US, only 2 Christians
The answer is no, but there isn’t any reason it shouldn’t. It is only about 75 miles from the state’s largest resettlement site—Milwaukee. (Any town within a hundred miles of a federal contractor’s office is fair game). Janesville, Wisconsin is Speaker Paul Ryan’s hometown and a reader asked me recently, that since he is so … Continue reading Does Janesville, Wisconsin get refugees?
We’ve been reporting on the Rutland, VT ‘pocket of resistance’ to a new resettlement office in Bernie-land, but although there has been an office (of the same federal contractor—USCRI) in Bowling Green for a long time (we have a large archive on it because they have had many problems there over the years), now Syrian … Continue reading Bowling Green, KY townhall Friday night to explain plan for Syrian resettlement there