SECRET REFUGEE NETWORK
'FREAKING OUT' OVER TRUMP REFORMS 'Thousands
have plane tickets to America and nowhere to go', by Leo Hohmann, 1/25/17, WND
As early as Thursday, President
Trump is expected to drop a bombshell on the refugee-resettlement industry, a
network of church organizations, secular NGOs and United Nations-friendly
groups that are paid tens of millions of dollars every year to secretly plant
Third World migrants into more than 300 U.S. cities and towns.
Trump will block the entry of
migrants from countries hosting Muslim jihadists, many of them looking to
relocate to Western democracies in the wake of the Islamic State’s loss of
territory in Syria and Iraq.
Trump is planning a moratorium on
immigration visas from seven countries of special interest – Syria, Iraq, Iran,
Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Libya. At the same time, Trump is expected to
announce a pause in the resettlement of refugees from most countries for at
least four months or until a better system of vetting can be developed.
Muslim advocacy groups, such as the
Council on American-Islamic Relations, are now on the defensive. A CAIR press
release Wednesday parroted the Obama
administration line that refugees coming to America “are the most vetted of all
those entering the country. They go through multiple levels of screening by
multiple national security agencies before they can enter.” Yet, a closer look
reveals otherwise.
WND reported on “Eight
bloody terror attacks on U.S. soil” in
a recent 18-month period leading up to Christmas. The attacks had one thing in
common – each one was carried out by a Muslim migrant or son of a Muslim
migrant. And it gets worse.
Federal agents told
the Los Angeles Times Wednesday they are going back
to re-investigate dozens of Syrian refugees who have already been allowed into
the U.S. by the Obama administration for possible vetting “lapses.” These
refugees had derogatory information in their case files that was either ignored
or not followed up on, including contact with ISIS leaders. The “mistakes”
occurred in 2015 and were already being investigated by the FBI before Trump’s
inauguration, the Times reports.
Hundreds of Muslim migrants have
been arrested on terrorism-related charges since the 9/11 attacks. Some of the
most recent incidents occurred on Sept. 17 at the Crossroads Mall in St. Cloud,
Minnesota, where a Somali refugee carried out a knife attack that wounded 10
shoppers, and another Somali refugee at Ohio State University rammed his
vehicle into a crowd of students on Nov. 28, then got out and attacked them
with a knife, injuring 11. Also on Sept. 17, another refugee from Afghanistan
set off pipe bombs in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, injuring 29.
‘Pandering
to Islamophobia?’
Trump’s aggressive actions have set
the officials at CAIR, which has its own ties to terrorists hiding in its
closet, on edge. The organization called a press conference Wednesday to
denounce Trump’s actions, saying they were “anti-Muslim” and “pandering to fear
and Islamophobia.”
CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad
Wednesday used inflammatory
language to describe Trump’s pending
executive orders. He said denying entry of refugees into America was tantamount
to the former American policies of “slavery” and denying women the vote. CAIR
New York out a tweet calling for an “emergency rally” in response to Trump’s
actions.
But those in the conservative camp
were celebrating the news that Trump is planning to fulfill his promise of
tightening up the nation’s visa programs and giving what they believe is a
long-overdue audit of the refugee resettlement program, which has dumped more
than 1 million Muslim migrants on U.S. cities and towns over the last 30 years.
Most of the cities were never asked if they wanted to accept refugees; they
were merely “informed” of the decision after the fact.
One of the frequent complaints
voiced by mayors and governors about the refugee resettlements is that they are
not notified in advance of how many refugees will be placed in their cities or
states, nor are they able to reject the secret placement of refugees selected
by the United Nations.
Governors such as Texas Gov. Gregg
Abbot and mayors in Amarillo, Texas; Athens, Georgia; Oakland County, Michigan;
Manchester, New Hampshire, and other communities have actively sought to slow
the flow of refugees to their jurisdictions for various reasons, often cost
related, only to be told by Obama’s State Department that they had no say in
the matter.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Rep. Ted
Poe, R-Texas, are attempting to rectify that. Cruz said a
bill introduced by the two
Wednesday would require the federal government to give notice to states at
least 21 days in advance of any resettlements, allowing governors to “keep
their citizens safe.”
Resettlement
industry ‘freaking out’
Trump’s flurry of activity this week
on immigration has the advocates of refugee resettlement in absolute shock,
said refugee watchdog Ann Corcoran, who blogs at Refugee
Resettlement Watch.
After watching Obama expand the
program from about 60,000 a year to 110,000, the resettlement industry now
faces challenges that may be without precedent.
Corcoran expects a big pushback,
using the establishment media to plead their case on the airwaves directly to
the American people, complete with emotional appeals about victims of war and
poverty unable to find refuge in America.
She said the federal contractors who
serve as fronts for the federal government are “freaking out” because they
stand to lose a lot of money, even if the pause only lasts four months. The
nine resettlement agencies that include the U.S.
Conference of Catholic Bishops and
others affiliated with the Lutheran, Jewish and evangelical churches are paid
$2,050 per head for every refugee they resettle in America. They get to keep
about half of that amount and also make money by securing federal grants to
provide services to the refugees.
“You can imagine how the contractors
are freaking out over this,” Corcoran said. “I am sure there are 3,000 or
4,000 refugees around the world with plane tickets in their hands right
now and suddenly they can’t board that plane to an American city. There are all
these people in the pipeline. But that’s not Trump’s problem. He’s looking out
for America first.”
Will
Trump go far enough?
The only question that remains for
critics of the refugee program is: Will Trump go far enough? If he pauses the
program for four months and then resumes accepting refugees from terrorist hot
spots such as Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia and Iraq, perhaps in smaller numbers
than Obama did, that won’t suffice, they say.
The New
York Times reported that Trump may cut the number
down to 50,000 annually. “That won’t cut it,” Corcoran said. Even Obama brought
in numbers as small as 56,000 2011 and 58,000 in 2012, Corcoran noted.
Terrorism experts such as former
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., are encouraging the president to look closely
at the program and go beyond the headlines of what’s been reported by
mainstream media. She believes special attention should be placed upon criminal
acts by refugees that have been covered up or downplayed by the media, such as
the sexual assault of a small girl in Twin Falls last summer by three refugee
boys from Sudan and Iraq.
“First, the purpose of the temporary pause on
refugee resettlement and visa issuance from terror propensity nations, is to
secure the safety of the American people,” Bachmann told WND. “There is no
compassion, where the American people are harmed by the actions of their
government.
Clearly, individual U.S. citizens
have been killed, raped, assaulted, robbed and intimidated by individual
migrants. Journalists need to spend more time reading police blotters and
reporting on the background of perpetrators.”
‘Sequence
of events’ underway that could derail refugee program
Phil Haney, a former Homeland
Security screening officer who developed a database to red-flag terrorist
refugees only to have it erased by Obama’s DHS hierarchy, said Trump needs to
“drain the swamp” of a refugee program that has become fraught with corruption.
But Haney, co-author of the whistleblower book “See
Something Say Nothing,” said draining the water is just
the beginning of the task facing Trump.
“Your work really begins after the
water is drained. You have to see what is actually there buried in the muck and
mire,” he said. “And if Trump has experts who are qualified to go in and
conduct a forensic analysis, they’re going to find all kinds of nasty stuff
down there and it will set in motion a whole sequence of events that will allow
law enforcement and immigration officials to honestly evaluate the status of
our current immigration policies and they’re going to find that there are a lot
of problems with it.”
He said the Trump administration is
likely to find discrepancies in the way the State Department issues visas, in
the way the U.S. Customs Service processes people coming into the country on
green cards and other lawful statuses, to the way the U.N. conducts the initial
selection and vetting of refugees.
“A thorough investigation is going
to set off a chain of events that are going to expose the methods of the Obama
administration that operated with no oversight whatsoever,” he said. “So you
find out what’s hiding down there underneath, and it’s a step-by-step process.”
Robert Spencer, author of the Jihad Watch blog and a longtime follower of radical Islam, said he
believes an honest examination of how the program has affected cities and
states would lead Trump’s team to enact an indefinite halt to Muslim
immigration.
“The conditions that have made the
ban necessary aren’t going to change,” he said. “The jihad doctrine is embedded
within the core of Islam. It will continue to inspire Muslims to become
jihadis. The ban should indeed be permanent, and if or when it is ever lifted,
more jihad terrorists will enter the United States.”
Bachmann said most Americans will be
shocked to find out the facts behind the refugee program, because too many
journalists withhold the status of criminals and terrorists in an effort to
obfuscate identities, not of all migrants but enough to make reform of the
current program a necessity.
“Take the case of the 5-year-old
girl in Twin Falls, who was sexually violated by ‘refugees,'” she said. “The
media did everything in their power to ignore this outrage, but people in
communities across America feel their lives are being negatively impacted by
lax immigration policies. Understandably, people demanded the concerns of
innocent Americans be addressed first.”
Despite the dictates of United
Nations elites, who in their Agenda 2030 document state the rights of migrants
to have everything from affordable housing and transportation to affordable
health care and education provided to them in the nation of their choice,
Bachmann said the truth is no non-citizen has any claim to these rights under
the U.S. Constitution.
“Coming to America is a privilege,
not a right,” she said. “I’m thrilled we are taking time to review our programs
and procedures to make the system work for everyone.”
John Guandolo, a former FBI
counter-terrorism specialist turned consultant to law enforcement agencies,
said immigration from the world’s 57 countries with membership in the U.N.’s
Organization of the Islamic Cooperation – including the Palestinian territories
– constitutes a “real threat” to the United States.
“These nations are officially on
record at the United Nations as signers of the Cairo Declaration (served to the
U.N. in 1993), which declares Islamic nations at the head of state level
understand ‘human rights’ only as Shariah defines human rights,” Guandolo told
WND in an email.
“This means all Islamic nations
officially state their position is that practicing homosexuals must be killed,
women are property and not equal to men, non-Muslims must convert to Islam or
submit to Shariah and pay the non-Muslim poll tax (jizya) or be killed, that
parents may kill their children and grandchildren with no indemnity, and other
similar constructs,” he added.
“This is not consistent with the
laws and founding principles of America and, therefore, citizens who hail from
these nations or from other nations but who hold these views about Shariah – mandated
by law for all Muslims – cannot be allowed into this nation under a rational
and sane policy.”
http://www.wnd.com/2017/01/secret-refugee-network-freaking-out-over-trump-reforms/
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