[AustinBill]

The key difference between a refugee and an immigrant is that a refugee is seeking (temporary) asylum while an immigrant wishes to adopt another country as their permanent home and assume a new national identity for themselves and their progeny. The US has a long history of accommodating both classes at levels far beyond those offered by any other country on Earth.

But there are limits on our capacity to absorb non-indigenous population and both of these categories are privileges, not rights. We've completely lost sight of these distinctions and limits in the debate.

[ansel12]

Refugees need to go to the next country over, or as close to that as can happen.

Refugee should not mean moving to the white world’s greatest cities.