Under Trump Administration Texas is the Number One State for Refugee Resettlement

Article author: 
Ann Corcoran
Article publisher: 
Frauds, Crooks and Criminals
Article date: 
21 May 2019
Article category: 
National News
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immigration
refugee
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That is really nothing new—the number one target for the Dems to flip—Texas—has been numero uno for a number of years.
 
Trump’s State Department is simply continuing the trend even in spite of the fact that the state is inundated with border jumpers including the unaccompanied alien teenagers.
 
I hadn’t checked numbers at the Refugee Processing Center for some time, so thought I would have a look, and thought you might be interested.
 
Although the number of refugees admitted to the US is much lower now since President Trump came to office in January of 2017, it is not insignificant....
 
The top ten ‘welcoming’ states are Texas, California, Washington, New York, Ohio, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Kentucky and Michigan.  (Note that several of those states are transitioning from red states to blue.)...
 
By far the largest ethnic group entering the US right now (and for the last few years) are the DR Congolese....
 
It is not an understatement to say that Texas is changing—changing by changing the people—which is the overall goal of the Open Borders Left!
 
They know if they get Texas, it is game-over for Republicans ever winning the White House again!

 

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