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America exists to educate, engage, and mobilize the largest
network of grassroots activists focused on national security and
defeating terrorism.
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Refugee Resettlement Working Group
Alert
Tracking Refugee Resettlement in Your Community
We frequently pass along sage advice
from our dear friend, and dedicated refugee resettlement activist,
Ann Corcoran (of famed “Refugee
Resettlement Watch”).
Considering the quite disturbing Fox news article we came across
recently, "US weighing under-the-radar routes for
Syrian refugees?” we
felt that Ann’s recent “repost” by one of her blog followers
was worth our, in turn, “reposting.”
ACT for
America is all about the grassroots taking effective action
to preserve the security of our nation. If, as the
above-noted article warns, the Obama Administration is planning to
bring more refugees than ever to the U.S. — under the
radar — we need to be more vigilant than ever.
The information below contains detailed steps that we can each take
in order to obtain information about refugees coming to our
respective communities. We encourage you to become active on this
issue in your community and to ask everyone you know to join our Refugee
Resettlement Working Group.
Officials need to know that the public is concerned….and that they
are watching.
Thank you!
P.S. Our
next Refugee Resettlement Conference Call, including important
updates from Capitol Hill, is in the works! Our last one was
so popular it was sold out, so don’t miss it! Stay tuned for
further details.
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From
the April 27, 2016 edition of Refugee
Resettlement Watch:
Get
organized! (from 'jdelaney3')
I urge
folks to deluge local resettlement agency offices with phone calls
to determine what refugees and in what numbers they plan to accept
for resettlement during the remainder of the year. Put them on
notice that you and many others will be watching.
If any of those refugees the agency is planning to resettle are,
from all reports, improperly vetted, urge them NOT to “assure”
(accept) them.
Keep your eye on these volags/ngos/gov’t contractors and call with
regularity for updated information as to what refugees have arrived
and what refugees are expected to arrive.
I would also contact City Hall and the County Executive to
intercede as well in this regard.
Also, reach out to community organizations, many of which should
welcome the opportunity to keep tabs on the refugee influx as well.
If the agency is a Catholic-supervised operation, e.g. Migration
& Refugee Services–USCCB, also touch base with the Diocese as
often as appropriate. Let
them all know they’re being monitored.
It’s all
about pressure and oversight which these refugee resettlement
operations are terrified of.
Finally, if
you know folks who have firsthand familiarity with the local
resettlement office staff and operation, ask them to keep you
posted. Not all who work for or volunteer for these agencies are
lackeys.
So how do you find your local resettlement agency offices? Click here
and if you live near one of these offices know that they can
resettle refugees in nearby towns---up to 100 miles or about a two
hour drive away.
But, here is step 2! You have got to get what you learn out
beyond your own little circle! Write a blog or website, write
letters-to-the-editor, develop a social media network, make youtube
vids, whatever it takes!
Use your free speech while you've got it!
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"Early Bird" Rate Extended One More Week
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Join our
Open Eyes Save Lives Campaign!
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Urge
Your Senators to Support S.2040
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will take place this September 6th and 7th in Washington, DC.
Join us, along with hundreds of other grassroots activists, as
we rally just 60 days before the most important election of our
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