Heritage report: since 2002, 61 US refugees have
engaged in terrorist activities, by
Ann Corcoran on July 6, 2017
Here is Leo Hohmann at World Net Daily on the Heritage Foundation report entitled, “The
U.S. Refugee Admissions Program: A Roadmap for Reform.” (Also, Fox News wrote
about the report here as
well.)
Hohmann: At least 61 people who came to the United
States as “refugees” engaged in terrorist activities between 2002 and 2016,
according to a new report authored by the Heritage Foundation.
Sheila Mastropietro, a resettlement
worker in Lancaster, PA yesterday called it “ridiculous” that a refugee could
be a terrorist: http://www.ydr.com/story/news/2017/07/05/5-things-you-probably-didnt-know-refugees-pa/450894001/
Mastropietro is front row right
without head covering in NYT story featuring Lancaster:
The report comes in the wake of the
Supreme Court’s reinstatement of much of President Trump’s travel ban, and it
also suggests that it’s impossible to vet Muslim refugees who may have no
connections to known terrorist organizations but get radicalized after they
arrive in the United States.
The Heritage Foundation identified
scores of refugees, including many who came prior to 2002, as having taken part
in activities ranging from lying to investigators about terror plots, to
actually taking part in them. The report, aimed at reforming the U.S. Refugee
Admissions Program, or USRAP, calls for stricter limits and restrictions on
refugees.
Under the current system, set by the
Refugee Act of 1980, the president sets the annual cap on numbers of refugees
allowed into the U.S. and Congress provides the funding. The State Department
then contracts with nine private resettlement agencies, paying them millions of
dollars per year to seed U.S. cities with Third Worlders.
Since 1980 more than 3 million
refugees [Ten Pittsburghs!—ed] have come to the United States, and more than 1 million
of them have come from Muslim-dominated countries such as Somalia, Syria, Iraq,
Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Sudan. Countries such as Burma and Australia have
been more recently unloading their unwanted Muslim minorities on the U.S. and
other Western countries.
“The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program
should not be used as pretext to advocate for a global right to migrate nor is
it a solution to conflict,” the study concludes. “Instead, the U.S. refugee admission program
should be reformed to better advance U.S. interests.”
Continue here as Hohmann lists some of the refugee Islamic terrorist
cases. I confess, I haven’t read the report. Would someone tell me if it
includes any mention of the system where contractors are paid by the head to
place refugees in unsuspecting cities and towns. If these middlemen
are not removed from the process there will NEVER be real reform.
Tell the President what
you think!
Federal contractors/middlemen/lobbyists/community
organizers paid by you to place refugees in your towns and cities:
https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/2017/07/06/heritage-report-since-2002-61-us-refugees-have-engaged-in-terrorist-activities/
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