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    As October Ends, No New Refugees Admitted to the US

    As October Ends, No New Refugees Admitted to the US

    10/30/2019 ~ Ann Corcoran
    It is extremely rare for an entire month to pass with no refugee admissions and needless to say the refugee industry spokesmen are not happy.


    No refugee arrivals means no per head payments for the contractors!


    We reported earlier that two different dates were given for resumption of taxpayer-funded flights of refugees to arrive in the month of October. CNN is now reporting that the first refugees of FY2020, which began on October first, might not get here until November 5th.


    No refugees will be resettled in the US in October, leaving hundreds in limbo around the world



    Washington (CNN) The United States is on track to not admit any refugees in October, after already canceling around 500 flights this month, CNN has learned.


    A pause on admissions that was expected to lift on Tuesday will now extend into November, leaving those who expected to resettle in the US in limbo. It also means additional travel will need to be canceled and re-booked at the expense of federal taxpayers.


    That previous line gave me a chuckle—they are worried about taxpayer expenses! Since when? And, by not bringing any refugees in October taxpayers were spared at minimum a quarter of a million to a million dollars in just the cost of resettlement, let alone the initial cash handouts and social service (aka welfare) expenses the refugees incur upon arrival.


    CNN continues….





    Danielle Grigsby interim Director of the refugee industry’s DC lobbying office and PR firm, Refugee Council USA, told CNN that the delay was “unconscionable.”The moratorium will run through November 5, according to a State Department spokesperson. “We will work with our implementing partners to plan for a resumption of refugee arrivals, including rescheduling travel for those affected by the extension,” the spokesperson said in a statement.


    It’s the third time this month that the State Department has delayed refugee admissions. Travel for refugees who were told they could come to the US was postponed through October 21, and then later to October 28. There’s usually a pause in arrivals the first week of October.


    The Trump administration has proposed capping the number of refugees allowed into the US at 18,000, a historic low. But in order for refugees to be admitted in the new fiscal year, President Donald Trump has to sign off on the refugee ceiling. The consistent delays in travel suggests Trump has not signed it yet.


    The latest travel delays come as the humanitarian crisis in Syria worsens.


    More here.


    Limbaugh on Trump and Middle East refugees!






    I never got a chance to post it, but this seems like a good time.


    Trump gave a speech on October 23rd about the US pulling back in Syria and here is what Rush Limbaugh said about Trump and his comments.


    Right on!

    He gave a mini-barn-burner here. He ripped into Obama. He ripped into previous presidents for a bunch of basic dishonesty in committing American troops around the world. He pointed out that the Middle East has become more unstable as more troops have been deployed. The wars have never ended.
    And he made a great point, that as we have continued to send troops to these areas of the Middle East and as the chaos in these areas has ratcheted up, guess what else has happened at the same time? We have opened our borders to more refugees and more immigrants. And Trump says these days are over.


    We’re not gonna go sponsor chaos and then say out of compassion, “Well, come here,” and open our borders. We’re not falling for this anymore.


    This is exactly why Trump got elected.


    He made it very clear what the game has been.The State Department, the permanent Washington establishment commits American troops to little skirmishes here and skirmishes there, and nobody ever wins because they never end. We recycle troops. We sell more ammunition and more weapons. The areas become war-torn and unlivable and the people that live there flee, and they go to Europe and some want to come here.


    At the same time, we open our borders, we open our borders to more illegal immigrants, and we open our borders to more refugees, and he said these days are over, this is not gonna happen any longer in announcing this permanent ceasefire.


    More here.


    Will Trump stick with the 18,000? Guess we will find out shortly.



    https://refugeeresettlementwatch.org/2019/10/30/as-october-ends-no-new-refugees-admitted-to-the-us/

    ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE "BROKEN" OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

    DO NOT REWARD THEM - DEPORT THEM ALL

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    DEFUND AND END THE REFUGEE PROGRAM!

    NO taxpayer funded flights, no welfare, no food stamps, no housing, no medical care, no cash assistance, no anchor baby!!!

    Defund these Human Trafficking agencies.

    These countries need to take care of their own citizens...NOT dump them on our backs to pay for!


    WE ARE 22 TRILLION IN DEBT!

    NOT ONE MORE DIME FOR REFUGEES, ASYLUM, TPS, OR ILLEGAL ALIENS!

    PUT A 10 YEAR PAUSE ON ALL OF IT!
    ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE "BROKEN" OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

    DO NOT REWARD THEM - DEPORT THEM ALL

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    When we meddle in other countries, no matter the motive, we seem to always get huge numbers of their people, many filled with hate for America and lacking a desire to assimilate. We also get local, state, federal government officials and representatives pleading the cases for the presence of these foreign citizens, no matter the financial or social costs.

    Tennessee republican Senator, Marsha Blackburn, has recently been whining about the Kurds in Syria and here. In interviews, she has been focused on the large numbers of Kurds in Nashville, also known as “Little Kurdistan.” This is the largest community of Kurds in the United States.

    Senator Blackburn brags about the 20,000 Kurds living in Nashville and surrounding area. They live in Balkanized communities. She should be concerned about the numbers that have landed in Tennessee,their political power, the tremendous costs to Americans and Tennesseans from refugee resettlement, legal and illegal immigration. And what about the Kurdish Gangs.

    This is another planned agenda to move states to purple and blue. Ann Corcoran of Refugee Resettlement Watch has written on the Kurdish Gangs and Nashville’s Immigration problems that have impacted law enforcement policies, etc.
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