Syria can become serious humanitarian crisis if ignored further

Syria can become serious humanitarian crisis if ignored further photo Syria can become serious humanitarian crisis if ignored further

They also blame Obama for not taking on a larger role in the civil war earlier.



But the humanitarian crisis in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East is swamping Europe with refugees. Congressional leaders face a delicate political balance of providing refuge to those fleeing the country, while at the same time not making it easier for terrorist cells to enter the country. While 10,000 is the number the UN set as a standard for countries to meet back in June, the president’s pledge fails to step up to the challenge now before civilized nations.

A robust USA commitment to the resettlement of Syrian refugees would encourage other reluctant nations, especially those in Europe, to accept more and to keep their doors open until this horrific conflict can be ended.

Democratic Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken and Democratic Reps.

There’s been no indication anywhere that any of the refugees who fled to Europe are from ISIS, and indeed most appear to be explicitly trying to get away from ISIS, which controls more than half of Syria.

Under pressure from Europe to take in far more refugees to help with a migrant crisis in the European Union, Cameron pledged last week that Britain would take in up to 20,000 people from refugee camps in Lebanon and elsewhere in the region.

If you don’t understand why that is, look no further than the Syrian refugee crisis.

“I’m not advocating the U.S.be in the lead here”, Klobuchar said this week.

“This is something that we should do, and something that we can do”, Annie Wilson, chief strategy officer of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, told HuffPost.

We are witnessing the results of what Pope Francis, who will be in the United States next week, has called the “globalization of indifference”, as thousands of Syrian refugees pour into Europe.

“Those people went”, he said.

“It’s all going to depend on those questions of capacity”.

A Syrian refugee who used to sell produce in Aleppo has moved his shop across the border to Kilis, into a neighbourhood where almost all the residents are Syrian asylum-seekers. “For what reason, I don’t know”, he said, according to Telegraph. In just eight months of 2015, the number has increased to over 300,000, and there appears to be no end in sight. At a refugee camp in the Bekaa Valley, Cameron visited refugee families and announced he is appointing a minister to oversee the flow of Syrian refugees. There is no place to live like your own country.

Of Detroit, Laitin and Jahr say, “Syrians would bring new vigor and catalyze its nascent recovery”.

Meanwhile, important differences remain between the United States and its fellow Security Council member Russian Federation regarding the root causes of the conflict in Syria and how to address them.

Federal resources would also be needed to help resettle the refugees, including money to fix up homes in urban areas.

“It’s a terrible tragedy that’s occurring”, she said. While it may sound callous not the to help another human in need, the officials have no choice but to be careful. In Jordan, Cameron visited one of our youth centres in Zaatari, where young people take part in work training and social activities.

Many Syrian communities have yet to develop.

“This is a world problem; I think it should be all-hands-on-deck by everybody, including the United States“, she said.

Emmer said he’s anxious that the additional people be thoroughly screened so that Americans remain safe. We are good people. “You may have, let’s say, two percent that are radicals”.

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