Saturday, September 26, 2015

Mayors Of Eighteen U.S. Cities Tell Obama They Are Ready To Take More Syrian Refugees

Mayors Of Eighteen U.S. Cities Tell Obama They Are Ready To Take More Syrian Refugees

September 26, 2015 Mayors Of Eighteen U.S. Cities Tell Obama They Are Ready To Take More Syrian Refugees , 2 Comments


By Kerry Picket, Sep 24, 2015 Daily Caller

Mayors from eighteen U.S. cities signed a letter to President Obama saying they are willing to take even more refugees than what has been proposed by the administration.

“We will welcome the Syrian families to make homes and new lives in our cities,” wrote the mayors, all of whom are part of the Cities United for Immigration Action coalition.

Mayors from eighteen U.S. cities signed a letter to President Obama saying they are willing to take even more refugees than what has been proposed by the administration.

“We will welcome the Syrian families to make homes and new lives in our cities,” wrote the mayors, all of whom are part of the Cities United for Immigration Action coalition.
 
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  1. UnknownSeptember 26, 2015 at 4:04 PM

    Are we talking about our good friends the Muslims? Yea!!!

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  2. FT45September 27, 2015 at 7:26 PM

    So, did these mayors ask those who live in their cities if it's okay with them, or is this something they decided on their own? Shouldn't there be some sort of vote, or do citizens no longer have any say in the matter?

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