They are changing America by changing the people
Yesterday we reported that Jihadists are continuing to recruit in the Somali refugee neighborhoods of Minneapolis. In response, reader FatherJon from Australia brought a similar story to us from Down Under. It is from late last year but well worth having a look at again now, especially as the American media may be on the … Continue reading Australia is raising fresh Jihadists in its immigrant/refugee population too!
Editors note: Here is one more testimony sent to the US State Department in response to their federal register notice for public comment on the “size and scope” of their Refugee Admissions program for Fiscal Year 2015. As readers know, the State Department is not allowing public review of any testimony submitted including the federal … Continue reading Tennessee reader shares testimony to US State Department
FBI ramps up investigation of Jihadist recruitment among Somali refugee youths—this time for Syria. Here we go again! Give them the good life—food, shelter, medical care, education—and they use it to grow warriors for Allah. From Minnesota Daily: Agents from the Minneapolis office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation are collecting information from Cedar-Riverside residents … Continue reading Minneapolis Somali leader: al-Shabaab recruitment efforts present 24/7
Would someone please explain to me how communities are “enriched” by becoming magnets for impoverished refugees, many from Muslim areas of the world. I hear that phrase, or how about this one—“diversity brings strength” —all the time. A plea to those in the refugee industry—please explain what that means. Are we talking about colorful clothing … Continue reading Kentucky is being “enriched by the cultures” as World Refugee Day looms
Near the top of the list of our most-read posts almost every day is our Fact Sheet on Refugee Resettlement. In addition to that fact sheet here is a handy report from the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) that was published in December that I just came across while searching for something else. It is … Continue reading ORR Year in Review for FY2013 has some handy stats