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Face Time With Refugees

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5 Comments

  • Reply November 23, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    good thing to remember we were fugees in this country once upon a time Street Preacherz

  • Reply November 23, 2017

    Street Preacherz

    We’re still refugees.

  • Reply November 24, 2017

    Scotty Searan

    The people in this picture are not refugees, but illegal immigrants
    The people that came to America in the 1600s came to a different type of America than now.
    They paid their passage to come.
    The land did have natives but they had no borders or fences.
    Our government has a fence in its southern border that means no trespassing
    If our government cannot have a border with security to protect its interests.
    Then we the American citizens should remove our fences and walls from around our own property and allow anyone to squat and live where they choose without regard for the law
    But if,we are going to bring refugees, the organizations should be responsible for the livelihood of these individuals, if the government the government should be responsible if a church that church should be responsible
    Not other organizations or assistance

  • Reply November 24, 2017

    Scotty Searan

    If Harvard Divinity School wants to help refugees, but they should be responsible for the refugees welfare if they are brought to America

  • Reply November 24, 2017

    Varnel Watson

    and many of their graduates probably are

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