Students
at William and Mary pushing for refugee resettlement for Williamsburg, VA by Ann Corcoran 11/27/16
The biggest threats to the social
order and economic viability of your community may be the little darlings at
your local college or university (many of whom will graduate and go somewhere
else in four short years).
Readers in Virginia need to nip this in the bud. Students are pushing for a city resolution welcoming the
federal refugee contractors in to set up shop in the historic city. (Nevermind
that there is little low cost housing because the students likely gobble it all
up!).
Why is it so cool for the kids these
days to want to bring in Syrian (mostly Muslim) refugees while not caring about the local American poor,
disabled or struggling veterans?
From the Virginia Gazette: William and Mary students want to make sure refugees know they are
welcome in Williamsburg if and when the state sees fit. First step: getting the
city council to pass a resolution to that effect.
In light of severe political unrest
and danger in Syria, more than 10,000 refugees have entered the United States.
They’ve settled in cities and towns across the country.
“The resolution would say that the
city of Williamsburg would be willing to accept refugees were they to come,”
senior student Andrew Vollavanh said.
He and other students decided to
take the city resolution route after speaking with city staff. “We were trying
to proceed in a legislative fashion,” Vollavanh said. “The mayor told us that
probably wasn’t the best way to do it.”
Be sure to check out the information
on Sam (photo caption at Virginia Gazette)! He is from Massachusetts and wants a job with
Amnesty International when he graduates!
Looks like this is a national
campaign aimed at college towns.
He said that resolutions similar to the one that they are trying to
pass in Williamsburg have already passed in other cities,
including Durham, North Carolina, New Paltz, New York, and Kalamazoo,
Michigan.
Williamsburg does not share all of
the traits of those cities, but the students still want to push a resolution
through. The federal government lets trusted non-governmental organizations [LOL! “trusted”!—ed] figure out where
refugees can settle upon entering the U.S. They weigh characteristics like
whether there is an existing immigrant community and housing availability. Continue reading as they repeat the refugee industry’s talking points
that seem to be springing up everywhere. These are the three main talking
points we have addressed in the past:
Omar al Harden an Iraqi refugee
plead guilty in Houston recently. He planned to bomb two area malls for
ISIS. https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/2016/10/18/houston-tx-iraqi-refugee-pleads-guilty-in-isis-bomb-plot-so-much-for-screening/
~Only women and children! So we are
expected to believe that these Middle Eastern and African women are going to
live without their men for the next couple of decades. There is this thing
called “family reunification.”
~Thoroughly vetted! But, no one
tells the students that the Director of the FBI has testified to Congress that
the Syrians can’t be vetted because there is no documentation on them from the
failed state of Syria. In spite of that, Obama shortened ‘screening’ for
Syrians from 18-24 months down to 3 months.
~No terrorist arrests in the refugee population
in the US! Amazing to me that they tell this bald-faced lie when
there is plenty of documentation of Islamic terrorist arrests and convictions
(caught before they acted!) in the US refugee population.
I told readers about a few cases off
the top of my head here when Church World Service was spinning in Poughkeepsie.
One of these days I guess I will have to go back through my refugee crimes category and pull out all the Islamic terror/crime stories from
the last 9 years involving refugees.
And, if you live nearby don’t miss
this: Students
at the campus chapter of Amnesty International will hold a forum on Nov. 29
where experts will talk about some of the nuances involved in accepting
refugees.
And, one final thought.
Since Williamsburg is an independent
city with as they admit little
housing for poor people, the kids would presumably have to sell this idea on
surrounding counties.
https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/2016/11/27/students-at-william-and-mary-pushing-for-refugee-resettlement-for-williamsburg-va/
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