They are changing America by changing the people
Here is an article from a college newspaper, “The Pitt News,” that talks about students helping refugees primarily to find jobs. My guess is that job hunting is going to be a huge problem in coming months and years if the predictions about the economy come to pass. A Pitt group that helps refugees from … Continue reading Refugees in Pittsburgh helped, sort of, by college students
Our friend Janet Levy has started a blog—an important blog! It’s called Women Against Shariah and you must read it here. Without a doubt one of the most puzzling aspects of the debate about the expanding Islamist agenda is the utter silence of feminists who are otherwise demanding rights for all women. I guess if the perpetrator is … Continue reading Women Against Shariah has arrived
According to a news report from Harrisonburg, VA, a college in the Shenandoah Valley is conducting a class for students that will open their minds (suggesting they are closed now) about the value of immigration. You know, gotta get those young minds early. Bridgewater College students are learning about immigration in the Shenandoah Valley through a … Continue reading Opening minds and cultivating a world view
When I first started writing RRW now almost 13 years ago, I originally (naively) assumed, as so many newbies do to the issue of refugee resettlement, that we actually admitted refugees for a few years, helped them get educated while protecting them from some threat in Africa (or wherever) and that they then went home. … Continue reading Ghana Invites African-Americans to Come Home to Africa
You can’t make this up! Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (the boy who loves Muslims!) first promised 25,000 Syrians would be resettled in Canada before the close of 2015, now the goal is by the end of February of this year, but they forgot to see if they had enough housing! We reported on Ottawa yesterday, … Continue reading Now Toronto wants a pause in Syrian refugee flow to city!