President Trump on Saturday signed off on a plan to cap the number of refugees taken in by the United States at 18,000 in fiscal year 2020.
The number represents the lowest amount of possible refugees accepted by America since the program’s creation in 1980.
Religious and humanitarian groups cried foul over the plan when it was first introduced by the State Department in September.
The Trump administration this year agreed to let in as many as 30,000 refugees. In the final year of the Obama administration, the refugee ceiling was 85,000.
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Time to start sending some back...
ReplyDeleteSoon to be overturned by one of Obonzo's judges.
ReplyDeleteClose our borders and lets start helping the American's here first!
ReplyDeleteNo homeless American's would be a good start!
Only problem with this is, the President should’ve capped it to 0.
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ReplyDeleteDo you understand the term refugee?
No to refugees and immigrants! They are not our problem! God has decided that the country a so called refugee is in, needs to have deaths, they need to stay there and take it.
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