They are changing America by changing the people
I haven’t done a monthly (or weekly) roundup for awhile and that is mostly because I always have so many more interesting things I want to write about in the time I give to my ‘hobby.’ But, I figured it was about time to post a roundup because it gives me the opportunity to talk … Continue reading RRW Monthly Roundup for October 2017
Stephen Bauman, a former CEO of World Relief, one of nine federal resettlement contractors*** (paid by the head to place refugees in towns that are kept in the dark about the resettlement process) was speaking to an interfaith gathering in North Carolina recently when he said some annoying things. The one that really got me … Continue reading Former refugee contractor CEO: America needs refugees to teach us how to love one another
We have been over this ground so many times I want to barf. US State Department contractors (non-profit groups paid with taxpayer dollars and hired to resettle refugees in your towns), hold quarterly “consultations” where they meet with other government agencies and sometimes representatives of ethnic groups they serve to discuss problems with refugees and … Continue reading Federally-contracted resettlement agencies do hold secret refugee planning meetings
That is how you have to read his opposition to Trump’s latest effort to keep us safe and reform how refugees (coming from terrorist hotbeds) enter the US. Here, in yet one more whinny article (believe me there are dozens!) where the contractors and others in the refugee industry are wailing about Trump’s latest effort … Continue reading Maryland Democrat Senator Ben Cardin wants more Muslim refugees
It’s about time! And, if they raise $5 million privately this year it will be an all-time high for the CEO Linda Hartke who took the reins in 2010 of a refugee contractor that is on average 95% taxpayer funded. As the refugee numbers decline under Trump, LIRS, like all of the nine contractors*** are … Continue reading Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service trying to raise $5 million from private funding sources