Send Refugees to Hawaii

Yet another appeal to the (soft touch) court in Hawaii, by Ann Corcoran, 7/10/17

Frankly this is really getting in to the legal weeds as the Open Borders Left/refugee pushers try one more time to stop the Trump State Department’s (DOS) interpretation of the Supreme Court decision on the ‘travel ban’ and 120-day refugee moratorium.

Of course the ‘pushers’ want every possible relative and they want any and all non-profits and refugee contractors to be considered “bona fide entities” so they can continue to haul in as many paying clients  to the US as possible.

Hawaii is begging for more diversity, so how about if all refugees admitted for the remainder of FY17 be sent to Hawaii!  And, they don’t want any disruption to other of their pet programs at the DOS.

Michael Leahy at Breitbart can lead you through the legal weeds better than I can, see here. But don’t miss Leahy’s closing lines: Of the 49,803 refugees who have been resettled in the United States during the first nine months and seven days of FY 2017, only three–all from Burma–have been resettled in Hawaii, according to the State Department interactive website.

In FY 2016, the last full year of the Obama administration, not a single refugee was resettled in Hawaii out of the total of 84,995 that were resettled in the entire country. In the fifteen plus fiscal years since FY 2002, a total of 127 refugees have been resettled in Hawaii.

What you can do (if you have the talent)! Someone should come up with a bumper sticker idea or poster that we could send out widely along the lines of:  “Hawaii lacks diversity, send them refugees!”  (or something more clever)

If you don’t have the talent for creating a poster or bumper sticker, then write to the White House today and tell the President: all refugees entering the US in the coming months (year!) should be sent to Hawaii!

All of my posts on this issue, the Supreme Court ruling, are filed in my ‘Supreme Court’ category.

https://refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com/2017/07/10/yet-another-appeal-to-the-soft-touch-court-in-hawaii/