Latest: 27 governors will not take Syrians, 8 will take them, the rest did not decide
Posted on | November 17, 2015 | 1 Comment
More than half of US governors said no to helping Syrian refugees, but these eight said yes
The list of US governors who reject the resettlement of Syrian refugees in their states, citing security concerns after last week’s attacks in Paris, has grown to at least 27. But a few states—including Utah, California, and Vermont—have said they will welcome Syrian refugees. Utah, which has…
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November 17th, 2015 @ 8:53 pm
Dr. Taitz, the problem I see here is from what I’ve learned, these so called refugees are free to roam freely. Therefore, if the Gov of say Minn allows them into his state but Iowa doesn’t, they can simply cross the state line and be in Iowa. So the way I see it, if any state allows them in they can travel anywhere they choose. It’s not as if they are on house arrest.