They are changing America by changing the people
A man believed to be a Somali refugee is in critical condition after he allegedly went on a crime spree after attending a “religious conference” at a mosque in Shelbyville, TN. Regular readers will recognize Shelbyville as the site of much angst over the arrival of Somali refugees to that southern town ostensibly lured by employment at a … Continue reading Shelbyville (again!): Assimilation Somali style
Congratulations to Brian Mosely who took a lot of heat this past December for his hardhitting investigative report on the Somali refugee inlux to this small Tennessee city. NASHVILLE — Times-Gazette staff writer Brian Mosely received the state’s top award for investigative reporting by The Associated Press Saturday night, highlighting a total of 18 awards … Continue reading Brian Mosely, Shelbyville reporter, receives award for Somali series
I’ve been way overloaded lately, so have had little time to post on some important issues. What follows is a roundup of articles you might find interesting, annoying, enlightening: News team attacked at Muslim school in Minnesota as reported by Jerry Gordon of ACT. Recommendation that “innocent” Guantanamo inmates be treated as refugees and resettled … Continue reading Misc. stuff that passed me by recently
Here is an article we missed last week about Nashville, TN, a city until now in competition with Boise, ID, Ft. Wayne, IN, Dearborn, MI, and Erie, PA in the most welcoming city in America category. Hat tip: Infinicat Nashville’s refugee count stands at more than 10,000 resettled by the State Department since 1997, though unofficially that … Continue reading Nashville might be stowing the welcome sign
Reading these refugee stories is turning me into a cynic. Here is one from New Haven, CT from a week ago. I guess I missed it because I was so preoccupied with the happenings in another Connecticut city, Waterbury. This story is about Kuwa and Shog, two African “free case” refugees. These are the single … Continue reading “Free cases” Kuwa and Shog