by:Andrew Bieszad
In a new low reached by the Obama administration, he is working on a plan whereby US Citizens would be able to, just like Sweden, “sponsor” a Muslim to come to the United States by paying for his transportation, food, housing, and other resettlement costs:
Americans might be able to bring a refugee to the U.S. on their own dime if talks between the Obama administration and the nation’s leading refugee advocacy group come to fruition.
The State Department is considering a pilot program that would let citizens sponsor a refugee from their country of choice by paying for airfare, housing, clothing, food and other resettlement costs. Conversations began in July and are expected to continue in the coming year, said Naomi Steinberg, director of the Refugee Council USA.
The program, modeled after a similar one in Canada, is designed to crack open new sources of funding as growing anti-refugee sentiment in Congress threatens to cut resettlement programs.
“It puts Americans in the driver’s seat,” said Matthew La Corte, policy analyst at the Niskanen Center, a Washington-based libertarian think tank that was an early supporter of the program. “It allows them to say ‘I have a spare bedroom. I was thinking of buying a new car but I’ll instead take that $10,000 and put it toward bringing a Syrian refugee over.”‘
Such a program would mark one of the biggest structural changes to U.S. refugee policy in three decades, and would allow Barack Obama or future presidents to skirt opposition by shifting financial responsibility to everyday Americans. Civil war in Syria, conflict in Africa and more open European borders have combined to displace more than 65 million people worldwide, the deepest refugee crisis since World War II.
About a million people entered Germany last year, and Prime Minister Angela Merkel has said other European countries must do their part. The U.S. admitted 85,000 refugees in fiscal 2016, and only about 12,600 from Syria.
Obama’s announcement last month that America would accept 110,000 refuges from around the world in 2017, a 30 percent increase over this year, was met with fierce opposition by Republican lawmakers. More than half of U.S. governors have called for a ban on Syrian refugees until stricter national security-screening is put in place, and Congress has introduced bills that would restrict funding. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has characterized Syrian refugees as “Trojan horses” for terrorism.
“The American people do not support these radical plans, which amount to a complete betrayal from their leaders in Washington,” Sen. Jeff Sessions, who has been one of the most vocal opponents of resettlement policies, said in a statement last month. The Alabama Republican is a key adviser to Trump. (source, source)
I’m not even going to give my own commentary on this. Using the past year as an example, I can show you better than what I can tell you what happened when Europe tried this through video alone. If you want to read more, you can see my articles about what has happened in Europe this last year: https://youtu.be/Jj1oY0HomCQ
Muslims in Calais, France, October 2, 2016
Muslim brags about gang-raping European woman https://youtu.be/-3MvinY66r0
Muslims attack and rob a journalist who is sympathetic to them while doing a story about them on camera (source) https://youtu.be/GErWxP1rc6w
Muslims are given free food then throw it away (source) https://youtu.be/RoR23fgSlvA
German Teenage girl begs for European men to stand up against Muslims (source) https://youtu.be/f1gQutr8qy4
Muslims have no respect for non-Muslim women (source) https://youtu.be/4VL_H7GmR8Y
The scariest part is, these videos (with the notable exception of the first) were just from January and February alone. But list just keeps going on and on.
Tell me, please, how things are going to be any different in America than in Europe under Obama’s plan, because they won’t be.
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