December 19, 2017
Refugee Resettlement: The High Cost of Good Intentions
By Peter B. Gemma
The Refugee Act of 1980 created the official United States Refugee Admissions Program, and like any other government-funded industry, their original mission has long been forgotten. Resettlement policies have devolved into another bureaucracy, where government and non-profit agencies work to protect their jobs and expand “services.â€
Currently, legitimate refugees must prove that they are persecuted for one of several reasons: political persuasion, religion, race, etc., but efforts are underway by the refugee industry to expand the definition to anyone moving anywhere for any reason. The latest designation is the “climate refugee:†people escaping changing weather patterns where they live are now “refugees†too.
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http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/12/refugee_resettlement_the_high_cost_of_good_intentions.html#ixzz51hoQ00Fd
