But this is heartbreaking
By comparison, in FY 1980 it was 231,700
FY 1993: 142,000
FY 2002, set days after 9/11: 70,000
FY 2017, set at 110,000
Now, reportedly, just 18,000
If the courts allow this into effect, it will mean the relatively few refugees allowed to arrive will, in many cases, not be allowed to be resettled into the community where their family members already reside
They fail to mention that, given recent rule changes requiring asylum seekers arriving via Mexico to first apply & be denied in another country, almost all of those cases will be denied
It undermines the administration's admirable rhetoric about international religious freedom newspressnow.com/ap/national/re…