Refugees
have come from Africa, Asia and the Middle East to settle in neighboring
countries, Europe and the US since the 1960s and peaked in the 1990s. https://time.com/4047905/refugee-ch
The Muslim
Refuge Invasion of Europe began slowly in the 1980s, rose steadily and
undetected until the 2000s, surged in the 2010s and peaked in 2015.
The UN
refugee program was established in 1950 to deal with Korean War refugees and
continued to deal with Vietnam War refugees.
Wars create refugees and the Middle East Wars caused wide-spread refugee
problems.
Most wars
begin as civil wars that spread to affect other countries due to ideology,
poverty, regime change, proximity, culture and trade relations. Communist
Revolutions based in ideology were a major source of wars after 1945.
Korean
War began in 1950
Vietnam
Civil War began in 1955
Lebanon
Civil War began in 1975
Iran
Revolution began in 1979
Iraq -
Iran War began in 1980
Somali
Civil War began in 1981
Sudan
Civil War began in 1983
Iraq –
Kuwait War began in 1990.
Yemen
Civil War began in 1992
Yugoslav
Wars 1992.
Afghan
War began in 2001
Iraq War
began in 2003
The Arab
Spring began in 2010
Syrian
War began in 2011
Libyan
War began in 2011
Wars were
common on American soil and continued from 1500. The British Colonies fought
American Indian Tribes and the French for control of the East Coast from 1600
to 1765. American Revolutionaries declared Independence from Britain 1976 and
won the Revolutionary War in 1781. George Washington was inaugurated in
1789. The US completed the Louisiana
Purchase in 1802, won the War of 1812 in 1814 and won the Mexican War in 1848.
The expansion of the US to the Pacific Ocean has provided a buffer zone that
enabled the US to avoid wars on US soil.
The US
has been able to avoid wars on US soil for over 150 years, because it was easy
to defend our borders. We are protected by the Atlantic Ocean in the East, the
Pacific Ocean in the West and enjoy peaceful relations with Canada and Mexico.
It is
time to secure our Mexican Border and ports of entry to repel drug cartels. It
is also time to change our Immigration Laws to reflect our labor needs and
return to basing immigration on merit and need.
We have too many low skilled.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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