Refugees in America

 Refugees In America

     While other Countries are less capable than America, and still taking in refugees, I STILL don't believe we are capable of sustaining a stable Country while doing so.  It has *NOTHING* to do with who they are, what they believe, or where they are from.  It's nothing like that at all.  We have over 500,000 people that are homeless now.  We are unable to feed, home, and employ them.  So how can we expect to be able to do the same for 100,000 more people by bringing them here?  It just doesn't make any sense to me, at all.  ISIS/ISIL was estimated to have roughly 50,000+ Members, mean while 4.1 Million Syrians are re-homing during the last few years??

     Yes, States can deny refugees and make it harder for them to get into the States. BUT, that doesn't mean the President can't over-ride that decision...  Read into the "United States Refugee Act of 1980." (US Refugee Act 1980).  This is just some more info on the Refugee Police (Click Here).  Many States are requesting a stronger vet into the refugees.  But here's the thing, if little to nothing is left of Syria, how can we get background checks, medical records, educational records, criminal records, and/or more?  We simply can't, which is where my lack of understanding comes in.  What is REALLY going on?

     Morals say take them in, and so does my heart and conscious...  But logic and realism tells me otherwise... I don't think I could be nearly as strong as they are in the situations that they are going through.  But that doesn't mean I think we should all bite the bullet.  Even if Obama is partly to blame.  I'm sorry, but I didn't vote for that fool.

     Islamophobia is at an all time high, especially after the Paris Attacks.  So that doesn't help my concern for the refugees coming here neither.  It's *NOT* the reason I don't think they should come over.  But it is a factor, no matter how minuscule.  How safe are they really going to be?  Will it still be better than Syria?  Yes, of course.  I also get asked a lot, where should they go then?  Well, Japan and China can definitely take in more being they are 2nd and 3rd in Economy in the World.  I realize how harsh all this may sound, but it's time to think logically.

     The United Nations has reported that America has provided the number one largest amount of support and aid to Syrian Refugee Crisis.  More than $574 Million ($574,000,000+) Dollars.  That's 31% of the Total Aid, by just the United States, still making it the largest support aid Country!  Since 09/11/2001, America has taken in over 2,000,000 migrants and refugees.  Yet, people want to slam us for not wanting to take in even more?!  Now, roughly 387,938 are refugees that from Muslim Countries and 76,728 asylees from those same Nations. On top of all this, America is 17+ TRILLION dollars in DEBT!  That's $17,000,000,000,000 and more!!!  Public debt is even worse, at 18.6+ trillion dollars!!!

    We can't afford and do not have the resources to provide refugees free housing, health care, food, insurance, employment, utilities, clothing, and more!  It's that simple.  But of course, you're going to have people out there say you're just scared.  When in fact, it's that they are obviously under educated.  So don't take any offense when they speak.  They're just lacking, so help them instead of making the situation worse.

     Supposedly, it's going to take TWO years for the refugees to be vetted and brought into America.  NOW, this is NOT verified as of yet, at least, I haven't seen a SOLID source for it.  BUT, you mean to tell me, we are going to use two YEARS to bring them here?  Well, what are they going to do for that two years?  Why not assist them in rebuilding, funding, and supplying a new start?  There is NO difference in their land, and our land.  There is no difference in them starting over there, and starting over here.  Not when it comes to possible threats against them.  Also, when people say "well, redistribute/relocate the way money is used and spent, and you'll be able to do it just fine."  Such an EASY "solution" to something that is far more than just changing ONE little thing to resolve it all.  HOWEVER, IF, IF we were able to support, fund, and do this with a stable ground.  I would have a completely different view.  If we had the capability, funds, resources, and more...  I would be all FOR bringing more people here!

     If someone could PLEASE convince me otherwise, PLEASE do so!  NO, this is not a GAME, nor a TROLLING, nor ANYTHING of that nature...  I honestly and truly do want to help them more than I am (donations, volunteering, petitions, etc), but I want to make sure I'm not going to hurt others in the process.  I would LOVE to help, I would LOVE to donate more, to volunteer, to do what ever I possibly can.  But I SERIOUSLY don't want to harm others in the process.  If we can't support the people we have now, how can we expect to help more?  How is it not cruel to give more people hope, then just take it away once they get here and realize, it was all a big lie?  IT'S NOT RIGHT!!!


Countries Taking In Refugees:
(As of 11-17-2015)
Lebanon:  1.1 Million
Jordan:  629,000
Iraq:  249,000
Egypt:  132,000
Germany:  98,700
Sweden:  64,700
Hungary:  18,800
Denmark:  11,300
Canada:  10,000
United Kingdom:  7,000
France:  6,700
America:  10,000 by year 2016, totaling 100,000 before it's all over with.
(Numbers fluctuate rapidly and may change, or have already changed).



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Freedom: 12th
Economy:  1st
Lock Ups:  1st
Prisoners:  1st
Incarceration:  1st
Education:  14th
Country Satisfaction:  19th
Health Care:  44th
Slavery:  145th
Religious Diversity:  66th
Global Competitiveness:  3rd
Peace:  101st
Gender Equality:  23rd
Freedom of Press:  46th
Folk Religions:  30th
Foreign Born:  24th
Child Well-Being:  26th
Literacy:  24th
Leisure and Personal Care:  27th
"Super" Rich People:  1st
Prevalence of Slaver:  134th
Happiness:  17th
Elderly "Nice Live":  8th
Peacefulness:  99th
Hard Working:  11th
Economic Freedom:  24th
Manufacturing/Hourly Compensation Costs: 16th
Retirement Security:  9th
Living the "Good Life":  6th
Natural Gas Exports:  7th
Intellectual Property Protection:  29th
Wage Distribution:  23th
Liking Iran:  16th
Purchasing Power of Minimum Wage:  10th
Minimum Wage:  11th
Growth Per Capita:  125th
Homicide Rates:  43rd
Homicide:  7th
Educational Performance:  17th
Death By Violence:  1st
Small Arms Imports:  1st
Net Migration:  26th
Military Expenditures:  6th (Tied with Jordan)
State Success:  19th
Oil Production:  3rd
Prosperity:  12th
Government Death:  14th
Child Poverty:  2nd
Buddhists:  13th
Muslims:  52nd
Christians:  1st
Jewish:  3rd
Hindus: 7th
Religiously Unaffiliated:  33rd

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"Islamophobia"

Is·lam·o·pho·bi·a

/izˌläməˈfōbēə,is-/

noun

noun: Islamophobia

1. dislike of or prejudice against Islam or Muslims, especially as a political force. 

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Sharia or sharia law
(Arabic: شريعة‎ (IPA: [ʃaˈriːʕa]), is the basic Islamic legal system derived from the religious precepts of Islam, particularly the Quran and the Hadith. The term sharia comes from the Arabic language term sharīʿah, which means a body of moral and religious law derived from religious prophecy, as opposed to human legislation

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xen·o·pho·bi·a

/ˌzenəˈfōbēə,ˌzēnəˈfōbēə/

noun

noun: xenophobia

1. intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries.

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