They are changing America by changing the people
For new readers (and there are many of you!), refugees are admitted on a fiscal year basis. In September of each year, the President sends a determination letter (and report) to Congress and tells Congress how many refugees are proposed for the upcoming fiscal year that begins on October 1 and from which regions of … Continue reading Where did the FY2017 refugees go so far; 34,825 as of this morning
Update February 4th: Now the big boys (top nine refugee contractors) are wailing and moaning, see here. I am just being flooded both from readers and from my alerts with articles expressing concern for refugees (you know those emotional stories they were promoting in the conference call earlier in the week), but many articles make … Continue reading Here comes the truth! Do-gooder refugee agencies fear job losses—theirs!
Replacing ‘old Americans’ with ‘new Americans!’ On Monday hundreds of liberal activists and refugee resettlement agency operatives (you pay their salaries with your tax dollars) held a conference call to plan political action against President Donald Trump’s order, that calls for a moratorium for 4 months on refugee resettlement, and his order to improve vetting … Continue reading Open borders left, refugee contractors plan days of action
See my post, here, about how I have been tracking refugee arrivals since the morning of Inauguration Day. Here is a recap of what I posted each day: January 20th: 29,895 January 21st: 30,063 January 22nd: 30,063 January 23rd: 30,063 January 24th: 30,063 January 25th: 30,885 January 26th: 31,521 January 27th: 32,094 This morning … Continue reading Wrapsnet update: Number of refugees arriving slowed since yesterday
Once again, readers, forget the humanitarian mumbo-jumbo and remember that one of the primary drivers of refugee resettlement is the ‘need’ for cheap LEGAL labor! We told you about this back in November, here, where a Maine immigration lawyer and a nursing home company, thought it was a brilliant idea to send a large Congolese … Continue reading Maine: Catholic Charity's grand experiment supplying refugee employees to nursing home company failing