Importing poverty has its consequences. The US is
an expensive place to live. Welfare refugees need to go back to their home
countries before we end welfare for refugees.
Hundreds of refugees being removed from “squalid”
housing in Omaha, Nebraska, by Ann Corcoran, 9/22/18.
Meatpacking laborers! The article tells us that many of the Burmese work in meatpacking at nearby Cargill. (Yes, the same Cargill company we mentioned here yesterday with the E.Coli recall).
Meatpacking laborers! The article tells us that many of the Burmese work in meatpacking at nearby Cargill. (Yes, the same Cargill company we mentioned here yesterday with the E.Coli recall).
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.
Maybe not ‘humanitarian’ at all! Some
might say we are actually promoting slave labor for the meatpacking industry
and other giant globalist companies. It is a long story, and
you should read
it all at
the Omaha World-Herald (hat
tip: Joanne): Squalid Omaha apartments housing refugees targeted by city
operation in ‘humanitarian effort’.
City of Omaha housing inspectors descended Thursday morning on a north
Omaha apartment complex to inspect units and potentially remove and relocate up
to 500 refugees from Myanmar living among bedbugs, lice, rodents, gas leaks,
mold and other squalid living conditions.
Officials
described the operation at the Yale Park Apartments, near 34th Avenue and Lake
Streets, as a “humanitarian effort” involving code enforcement, police and fire
personnel, as well as members of the philanthropic community and social service
agencies who could be tasked with finding temporary housing for hundreds of
people.
Tenants,
which include an estimated 175 children, may be forced to live out of community
centers equipped with cots in coming days as the scramble begins to find places
for them to stay. City officials said they’re trying to respect the tenants’
cultural wishes, too, which likely includes being placed together as much as
possible.
Three
men entered the courtyard Thursday morning wearing white hazmat suits and
orange rubber boots. People wearing Omaha Public Schools, Heartland Family Services and Lutheran
Family Services gear were standing by. More
here.
The
reporter wants us to believe that the problem is entirely the landlords fault,
but doesn’t tell us that it was Lutheran
Family Services, a federal resettlement contractor, that was
likely responsible for placing refugees in questionable housing in the first
place.
In
2017 Cargill in Nebraska expanded the size of a plant that then required more
laborers. See here.
Learn more about Cargill at
Wikipedia, it might change some of your buying
habits.
If
these meatpackers want the refugee laborers maybe they should subsidize better
housing for them! Or, better still, go back to paying good wages so Americans
will be happy to do the job!
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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