[honway]

I guess just as imortant as how many Iraqi soldiers were resettled in the U.S. is where they were resettled. At least a few Iraqi refugees were settled in OKC, according to this murder court case.

http://www.kscourts.org/ca10/cases/2000/11/00-6020.htm

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Approximately two months after arriving in Oklahoma City from a refugee camp in Saudi Arabia, petitioner(SAHIB LATEEF AL-MOSAWI) violently stabbed his wife Inaam, her uncle Mohammad, and her sister Fatima. Only Fatima survived.

In July, 1992, both families received permission to come to the United States, where they settled in Oklahoma City. Dr. Fakrildeen Albahadily and his wife Zayneb Attia of Edmond, Oklahoma were the sponsor family

[honway]

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
SEPT. 1994: FY 1995 PROPOSED REFUGEE ADMISSIONS

Only 2,300 Iraqi Shi'ite civilians and former Iraqi soldiers have repatriated from Saudi Arabia over the last two years, leaving 23,000 persons in the refugee camp at Rafha

[thinden]

in case you missed it the 1st go around, honway has really done some outstanding documentation on the Iraqi resettlement on replies from about 66 thru 95 or so.