They are changing America by changing the people
Happy New Year to all of my faithful readers (and new ones too)! RRW celebrated its 10th anniversary this past summer and I can say, without a doubt, that this has been the most monumental year for the refugee industry for the decade I’ve been observing it. And, of course, that is because Donald J. … Continue reading 2017 RRW year in review
For new readers, and for seasoned activists too, we have been telling you for several years to obtain your R & P Abstracts for your city. The R & P Abstract (Reception and Placement Abstract) is prepared by your local resettlement agencies each year in advance of the new fiscal year which begins October 1 (we … Continue reading Michigan: Do we see a new trick by the US State Department to keep information from citizens?
Editor: From time to time I post guest columns from readers whose work adds significant new information to our discussion about how the UN/US Refugee Admissions Program is having an impact on your wallets and your quality of life. Here reader Bob Enos crunches numbers about Somali employment in Minnesota and finds some very interesting … Continue reading Minnesotan does some homework on refugee employment issue; comes to unexpected conclusion
For new readers: We often give readers an opportunity to post guest opinions here at RRW. This is one from a longtime Minnesota resident, Robert Carrillo, who attended the event last Saturday at the St. Cloud Public Library where CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) attempted to equate the internment of Japanese in the US … Continue reading Minnesotan challenges MN CAIR director to public debate
“Having this in my backyard ruins everything about why we moved out here in the first place.” (Stacy Hermiller a neighbor to the proposed site) In my previous post I told you about the Trump Administration deal with China to supply Montana beef to China. To facilitate the deal, a Chinese company will build a … Continue reading Canadian meatpacker wants a piece of Montana too!