Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?
President Obama recently declared that the U.S. will accept 10,000 refugees from Syria. The U.S. has been under pressure from its Syrian allies to help out with the crisis in which 3 Million refugees have fled Syria in the past year. Those in favour of accepting refugees believe that the U.S. has a duty to join its allies in Europe and accept at least 10,000 refugees. Opponents argue that the U.S. should stay out of this crisis and accepting refugees from the Middle East leads to a risk of letting terrorists into our borders.
@4T53NGT3yrs3Y
Australia's democracy and way of life is under threat if white people don't have more children. White women live in an age of hedonism... showing off their bodies and youth... while other countries are having babies and threatening our pluralistic democracy. White women have to produce more children and bring them up in the cultures and ways of the west ie: church, science, democracy and western freedom values... other cultures have not assimilated these ideas into their culture but they will take us over if we are not careful...
Refugees should be accepted however there should be rules in place to ensure they are relocated to less populated cities such as Adelaide and Darwin. They should be used to add booms to less densly populated cities and encourage industries to create jobs in these cities.
@94HZ7542yrs2Y
I don't think we should target a particular nationality, determine a intake and then take most suitable applicants
@93DWHNB2yrs2Y
only those that enter legally and have had major background checks
@936BJMV2yrs2Y
I don’t really care who we accept, but why does it matter what countries they come from, it should depend on on what they will become as people
@9354W9W2yrs2Y
Allow refugees of all countries but house them in outback/rural towns. Employ them in work and don’t give out government benefits to everyone
@9353K2J2yrs2Y
Yes but with terrorism checks
@934Z5Q42yrs2Y
Yes, but they should go through a rehabilitation and integration to society program to ensure they’re adapted to western life, gain education and are provided psychological support
@934YQRM2yrs2Y
I fewl bad but its a really tough question as the violent and manic upbringing of these are then over here having the thought patters and lifestyle that is NOT acceptable
Yes family and if is a single person they must have family here that have not committed and serious crimes
A lot of changes need to be made to current programs before we should look at increasing the population further including housing, community development, employment opportunities, health care, mental health services.
We may be able to offer short term asylum combined with a plan using the Forign Aid budget to assist with the return to their home once crisis they are facing subsides.
@934J2ZS2yrs2Y
Yes, but we need better plans and procedures for true assimilation into the community.
@9348JD62yrs2Y
yes but a focus on women and children
@9347S5B2yrs2Y
Yes. With thorough screening
@9347PTM2yrs2Y
Yes, within reason and thorough screening
@9345TKF2yrs2Y
Prioritise non- Muslim refugees.
@933XZ942yrs2Y
Yes, but only after extensive background checks and continuous monitoring to ensure they have no terrorist connections; and accept only families (no single male Muslims).
@933WGBC2yrs2Y
No, but not just from Syria. No illegal refugees who don't pay tax and get everything given to them
@933VRX72yrs2Y
Only if you're running from war or poverty/hardship
@933V2CP2yrs2Y
Yes, but only those that have skills that will benefit our society
@933L8HB2yrs2Y
Yes, but with government help and support for cultural assimilation into Australian society. Such as a 18month cultural course with modules, check-ins and assistance.
@932XM6P2yrs2Y
If they truly accept Australia and it’s beliefs over their own
@932DKXK2yrs2Y
If they come across legally then sure they can come
@932846M2yrs2Y
Accept non Muslim refugees
@92ZR4TR2yrs2Y
Yes, With proper background checks and families
Yes, but with a background check but not extensive continuous follow ups
@92ZHS7Q2yrs2Y
No, not until we are in a better financial position. Take care of our own, then we can take can of others.
@92Z7Y9Q2yrs2Y
Yes, only immigrants who are not fanatically religious
@92Y7G7S2yrs2Y
Yes but at a consistent rate
@92XQLXT2yrs2Y
I think we should accept families and continuously monitor them
@92XQ9MQ2yrs2Y
Yes but we need to monitor it and assure out country can actually house these people before bringing them in
@92WD2TF2yrs2Y
do background checks you can send them back to their own country but only if it is safe
@92VLLFF2yrs2Y
I think yes we should keep them unless they are being rude towards other religions
@92TTYMS2yrs2Y
No not while we have our own housing crisis and so much national debt
@92TS33M2yrs2Y
yes as long as theyre willing to work
@92SZ9HV2yrs2Y
No we need to worry about our homelessness crisis for current citizens before we add more refugees
@92SW76N2yrs2Y
Yes after an extensive background check, and after a bi-annual check of what the immigrant has conttributed.
@92SSLNPOne Nation2yrs2Y
We need to limit refugee intake and have better security
@92SPHG92yrs2Y
yes, ensuring we have the resources and funding to ensure integration into the Australian culture and way of life.
@92SMMW92yrs2Y
Yes, we should accept all none religious professionals and ensure thorough background checks.
@92SB75B2yrs2Y
Yes, but only after extensive background checks and continuous monitoring to ensure they have no terrorist connections, and that their whole aim in life is to treat other people as they would wish to be treated.
@92S9HFY2yrs2Y
No, not while we have a housing crisis
@92RWGCK2yrs2Y
Yes they should be welcome but maybe not while we have a housing issue already in Australia
@92RDLCB2yrs2Y
Yes, and after the extensive background checks and monitoring, Registered Australian Families or People must contribute to housing for them (ie. take them in). They also need to contribute to the Australian Workforce (with subsidised education if required)
@92R4PBX2yrs2Y
If the situation improved in Syria then no refugees would appear
@92R3HR62yrs2Y
unless they get citizenship they can stay until it's safe unless their family has citizenship
@92N4X4J2yrs2Y
Yes but it needs to be regulated by how much we can afford to take in and if any crimes are committed they should be deported
@92N4WQS2yrs2Y
only if they are well educated
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