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If you already have 21 million illegal, unskilled, uneducated and undocumented greasy Diego's picking fruits and doing unskilled work......whats the problem with a few thousand more?
It puts pressure on the American working class, as immediate competitors to the illegals for work.
It puts pressure on the American middle class, to do more for less, in an working environment that spirals to the bottom.
It converts an once exciting, exceptional country into a multi-cultural, hip hop trash cultured mess, which has the spare time to fuck up the entire earth.
The solution is NOT accepting more much hated, evil doing Ay-raaabs refugees into the JEWSA, but the USA ceasing to support, train, arm and finance ISIS through Turkey and Jordan.
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Kerry: US to Accept 85,000 Refugees in 2016, 100,000 in 2017
Sen. Grassley Complains Some Might Be Terrorists
by Jason Ditz, at antiwar.com
Secretary of State John Kerry today announced that the administration intends to significantly increase the number of refugees allowed into America in 2016 and 2017, bringing the number up from a planned 70,000 a year to 85,000 in 2016, and 100,000 in 2017.
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course the current administration will be out of office by 2017, which
means that whether this actually happens depends largely on if the
incoming president decides to keep the policy in place. There has been
significant scaremongering over the “danger” posed by the refugees in
recent days, a narrative that most analysts agree is “overblown.”.
Still, opponents are looking to make poltiical hay out of today’s announcement, with Senate Judiciary chair Chuck Grassley (R – IA) condemning the plan, saying that some of the incoming refugees might conceivably be ISIS or other terrorists.
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Though the announcement inevitably centers on the growing Syrian refugee crisis, the figures actually refer to worldwide refugees accepted, not simply those from Syria and Iraq. Indeed, the “vetting” process to get refugees admitted to the US appears to be quite onerous for refugees from ISIS-held territory, and that’s making even getting the promised 10,000 Syrian refugees into the US difficult.
