U.S. pushback against Muslim refugees 'growing'

wnd.com ^ | 5/27/15 | Leo Hohmann

[nycteacher]

WND has discovered what amounts to the government playbook for countering the rising “backlash” against the secret planting of Muslim refugees into cities and towns across America.

The 2013 report anticipated two years ago that resistance would increase to the seeding of communities with Muslim refugees if counter measures were not undertaken.

The report was prophetic.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/05/u-s-pushback-against-muslim-refugees-growing/#GBRH1YZ4ysm4rizv.99

[MeshugeMikey]

the one polish surnamed guy Ive met in California...was from Hamtramack

[nycteacher]

Here they are:

http://www.welcomingamerica.org/about-us/staff/

[txrefugee]

It’s like living with cockroaches. First, you see one. Next, you have an infestation that makes life miserable.

[jsanders2001]

> This has to be tied into Jade Helm 15. All part of the same master plan, I think.

The Left will scoff and ridicule you for saying that and then mention its Jade Helm 17 you idiot.../s

[Biggirl]

That is why you use bug spray.

[DungeonMaster]

I love Biblegateway.

[Georgia Girl 2]

They are now all over Metro Atlanta and in our area. Our Kroger down the street is burka central. We are moving soon as are a lot of people in our area. Let them and the blacks duke it out. :-)

[Gaffer]

I just guessing here but I think Democrats have become accustomed to the fact that individual States’ voter ID laws won’t likely suffer a wholesale invalidation.

The only long term solution for them is to seed the electorate demographically on a long term basis. They’ve pretty much secured the illegal part. Here they’re working on the “legal” immigrant part using the refugee thing dishonestly. Long term, both the “legalized” illegals aspect and the fast-tracked refugee immigrant categories who they consider as “dead nut Democrat cinches” will cement the deal. New voters undecimated by abortion of existing minority replacements, voter ID laws, potentially uncovered wholesale fraud. Win-win.

Democrats are outright evil scoundrels I’ll give you that. They are also like the Little Engine That Could......they think in much longer terms than our RINOs.

[MeshugeMikey]

I predict that future riot videos from a lot of neighborhoods... will show THUGS...burning down HALAL Delis...

[caww]

...”I cant begin to imagine living in or near a Somaliatown!”....

You probably will have no choice unless you move. I’d be doing so if they were coming to my area..in a heart beat!

I recall a family from India moving into an apartment building when living in Providence....all you could smell was Curry which went into every apartment...it was pungent! Even my clothes smelled like Curry!

[MeshugeMikey]

thus far there has been little “infiltration” here, very little.

[Pelham]

David Lubell is the founder of Welcoming America and has been Executive Director since October of 2009. David is former Executive Director and founder of the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC). TIRRC is now considered a model for emerging immigrant’s rights coalitions forming across the U.S., and was named “Advocacy Affiliate of the Year” in 2008 by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the largest Latino civil rights organization in the U.S. While at TIRRC, David helped found Welcoming Tennessee, the model for all subsequent Welcoming projects. Before TIRRC, David was Advocacy and Organizing Director of Latino Memphis, a non-profit in Memphis, where he helped lead a successful organizing campaign to increase access to healthcare for Memphis’ growing LEP (Limited English Proficient) population.

David received a Masters in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, where he was a Reynolds Social Entrepreneurship Fellow. David also has a B.A. in history from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, and received a Certificate in non-profit management from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. David is a recipient of the Draper Richards Kaplan Social Entrepreneurship Fellowship, as well as the Cornerstone Social Justice award from Jewish Funds for Social Justice and the Community Change-Champion Award from the Center for Community Change. He is currently an Ashoka Fellow and was named one of Univision’s top ten social entrepreneurs in the Americas. David is based in Atlanta, GA.

[caww]

But they grow in leaps and bounds....families bring families in and you'll be amazed how quickly this happens.

We have none here that I'm aware of.....but the Indian groups seem to be increasing. Occasionally I see Muslims at the Mall but that's only been a couple times so am thinking they are from out of town.

[Pelham]

As the Deputy Director, Rachel Peric works alongside the Executive Director to ensure the success of programs and operations, and to engage individuals and organizations around the country who share Welcoming America’s passion for building understanding and positive interactions between US and foreign born individuals. Prior to Welcoming America, she served as Executive Director of the Montgomery Coalition for Adult English Literacy (MCAEL), a capacity building and advocacy organization supporting adult ESOL and literacy programs in suburban Washington, DC.

Her career includes work spanning a number of social and community building issues at the local and international level, including serving as a regional director with the United Way of the National Capital Area and managing international development programs with a private consulting firm, Management Systems International (MSI). The granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, Rachel also serves on the board of Art and Remembrance, a nonprofit devoted to using the power of personal narrative in various forms of art to illuminate the effects of war and intolerance.

Rachel holds a BA in International Studies from Johns Hopkins University and a Masters in Public Management from the University of Maryland.

[MeshugeMikey]

I rarely see many people I could ID as muslims or even hindi for that matter.

[DogWrangler]

Exactly why I’ve been saying that we need to pass national legislation stripping the citizenship of non-Jewish non-Christians. Citizenship should be limited to Jews and Christians. Period.

This would be perfectly Constitutional. It would not be an “establishment of religion.” So no First Amendment violation. It would not criminalize any other worship. And here’s the real proof that it is Constitutional: the Constitution prohibits a religious test FOR PUBLIC OFFICE. That’s it. It specifically does NOT prohibit a religious test for CITIZENSHIP, which tells me all I need to know about the Founders’ intentions that citizenship CAN and SHOULD be limited to particular religious adherents.

[Pelham]

Jared Feuer is the Chief Operating Officer for Welcoming America. Prior to joining Welcoming, Jared was the Deputy Director of Membership Mobilizations at Amnesty International USA where he built and managed the operations and organizing work of AIUSA’s field offices. Jared also served as the Southern Regional Director of Amnesty where he led campaigns on issues including preventing sexual violence against Native American women in Oklahoma, housing rights of Hurricane Katrina survivors and the death penalty case of Troy Davis. Prior to joining Amnesty, Jared worked for the American Civil Liberties Union where he built their national online advocacy program and opened a local office in Long Island that worked on immigrant rights in a very charged environment.

Jared holds a BA from Brandeis University, a Masters degree in English from Georgetown University that focused on marginalized voices, and an MBA from the Georgia Institute of Technology with a specialization in business operations.

[b4its2late]

Send back all the illegals!

[Pelham]

Keiron Bone Dormegnie is the Membership & Events Director for Welcoming America. He has spent over 15 years in educational and artistic administration for programs focused on youth of diverse national, ethnic, and socio-economic origins. These organizations include U.C. Berkeley’s Center for Underrepresented Engineering Students, Oakland’s Savage Jazz Dance Company, and Atlanta’s National Black Arts Festival.

Keiron is a graduate from Swarthmore College, Stanford University, and the Universite d’Aix-Marseille, with a M.A. in Administration of Cultural Institutions. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia and is passionate about art as a motor for personal and community transformation.

[Pelham]

Susan Downs-Karkos is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Welcoming America, where she works with organizations and communities in engaging mainstream Americans in immigrant integration efforts and in promoting a positive community climate for newcomers and established residents alike. She also leads the Receiving Communities Initiative and the provision of ongoing coaching, training and technical assistance to new and existing community partners, with a particular emphasis on the nation’s refugee network.

Prior to her work with Welcoming America, Susan served as Director of Integration Strategies at the Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning, where she managed programs for foreign trained health professionals and health literacy. Susan also served for more than a decade at The Colorado Trust, a grantmaking foundation. As a senior program officer, she designed and managed the Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Families Initiative, an $18 million effort that strengthened immigrant-serving organizations and engaged immigrants and members of receiving communities in local immigrant integration efforts. She is a former national board co-chair of Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees and is a member of the selection committee for the Migration Policy Institute’s E Pluribus Unum prize. She is the author of the Receiving Communities Toolkit and has spoken widely about the importance of immigrant integration and strategies for promoting it. Susan holds a BA in psychology from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.