They are changing America by changing the people
Editor: Because the issue continues to be hot (and I’m getting so many new readers)—swamped with e-mails, facebook messages, phone calls to return, media requests to respond to, and comments to posts etc.—I am taking some time today to clean up my mess. Update: LOL! I am reading e-mails including hate mail. One, who hates … Continue reading News roundup February 8, 2017
….if members of Congress do not grow spines and begin to revamp/rewrite the Refugee Act of 1980, anything President Trump does now will be lost in 4 or 8 years. And, whether Trump’s EO does even half of what it promises will depend on who becomes the Asst. Sec. of State for Population, Refugees and … Continue reading Administrative tweeks may help school systems cope with refugee kids, but….
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving 2016 with family and friends and are now rested and ready to continue the revolution to make America great again! While you were away, I posted what I think are very important stories, and because I want to be sure you got them all (some of you … Continue reading News roundup: what you might have missed over the holiday weekend
We have been trying to identify the new resettlement sites the US State Department has been bragging about. They are very secretive about where they want to go next, but they need new sites as they wear out their welcome in long established sites and because Obama has determined that the numbers are being vastly … Continue reading New refugee seeding site: Youngstown, Ohio
After months and months of meetings and angry protests, the US State Department has decided to ignore the controversy and begin sending refugees to Rutland before the end of the year. Just a reminder that the DOS told Senator Sessions subcommittee yesterday that they haven’t decided how many of the 110,000 refugees Obama wants admitted … Continue reading US State Department shoving refugees down their throats in Rutland, VT