Tennessee refugee agency running out of your money on eve of World Refugee Day

World Refugee Day is tomorrow in case you didn’t catch those expensive-looking advertisements from the UNHCR on TV. It’s a useful news hook for a story about Bridge Resettlement Services in Tennessee and a charity event they are putting on because they are running out of taxpayer money as the ponzi scheme that is refugee … Continue reading Tennessee refugee agency running out of your money on eve of World Refugee Day

Tennessee takes major first step to regain some local control of refugee resettlement process

We have been writing about this problem for years and questioning why the US State Department and its contractors are not required to take the wishes of local communities into consideration when distributing refugees throughout the country. Fed up the lack of any state or local control over the refugee resettlement process in Tennessee, two … Continue reading Tennessee takes major first step to regain some local control of refugee resettlement process

Geert Wilders speaks the truth in Tennessee

Dutch Parliamentarian Geert Wilders spoke in Nashville last night—fitting that it was Nashville as we have written often about the growing Muslim (mostly Somali) population in that city.  Note we have a whole category on Nashville, here, and two years ago I attended a meeting there and the conference hotel which originally booked our meeting … Continue reading Geert Wilders speaks the truth in Tennessee