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Hundreds of refugees being removed from “squalid” housing in Omaha, Nebraska

Posted by Ann Corcoran on September 22, 2018

This is one more reason that the Trump Administration should be pushing for a complete review of the US Refugee Admissions Program with an eye to up-ending—dumping entirely or re-writing—the foolish system put into motion by the Refugee Act of 1980.

We simply can’t bring in so many refugees that they then live in squalor, placed there by some supposedly ‘religious’ charities paid by US taxpayers with virtually no oversight of what they are doing and no accounting of where our money goes.

And, not to mention, having an economic, cultural, and health impact on Americans kept in the dark about the arrival of poor third worlders to their neighborhoods.

https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/2018/09/22/hundreds-of-refugees-being-removed-from-squalid-housing-in-omaha-nebraska/

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When I lived in Washington DC as a young woman they built 2 big apart mentioned towers to replace some of the "projects" housing.  Those towers didn't l at five years.  Had to be closed down and residents moved out.  Residents had stripped them of copper pipe and sold did.  Removed refrigerators, stoves and toilets and sold them.  Rehabbing them was going to coat millions.  I moved awsy.  Don't know what happened to them. 

Refugees should be settled where they can integrate into the mainstream.  If they are settled together they may be more comfortable, but they will not integrate and become self sufficient.  Otherwisendon't bring them here.  Temporary facilities closer to their homeland do they can be encouraged to return and rebuild as soon as possible.
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