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Jewish Senator Frank Lautenberg succeeded getting a religious-test immigration/refugee bill passed that had American taxpayers pay to move all the Jews in the USSR to the United States or Israel. Eventually, we moved all who wanted to come. The refugee resettlement industry was left scrambling for clients.
But anti-Semitism springs up out the ground for no reason whatsoever.
HIAS Now Whines About Religious Test On Entrants, But Was OK When Jews Benefitted. Solution: Zero Refugees In 2018! | VDARE - premier news outlet for patriotic immigration reform.
A shortage of Jewish refugees “clients” was the main reason HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) switched from resettling Jews to resettling very different groups. It also dropped the “Hebrew” from its name and is now just identified by a four-letter former acronym...
In 2002, then-HIAS CEO Leonard Glickman answered questioners puzzled by the fact that the contractor was now importing Muslim Somali Bantus by claiming “the more diverse American society is the safer [Jews] are.” [Community Questioning `Open Door`, by Nacha Cattan, Jewish Daily Forward, November 29, 2002.]...
But even the status of some of these “refugees” is determined by a religious test. In 1999, the 1989 law was expanded to cover favored groups in Iran and renamed the Specter Amendment.
Thus Iranians in recent years have been flying from Tehran to Vienna (possibly with the encouragement of Iranian authorities) with a 6-month Austrian visa. Once there, they receive papers for resettlement in the U.S. as refugees. One catch: to even be considered they must pass a religious test by showing they are Jews, Bahai, Christians or Mandeans.
This program for Iranian nationals seems to have continued even though the Trump administration travel ban, in effect until the end of September, specifically bars Iranian nationals. (In fairness, it must be noted that the numbers have fallen off, but according to government reports 654 Iranians arrived on the refugee program from February 1 to July 31. It’s unclear whether some of that number arrived when the on-off-and-on-again ban was in effect.)
HIAS is there on the ground in Vienna and is waiting for refugees of “minority faiths” once they land in the U.S. [HIAS Vienna: Caring for Iranian Religious Minorites, HIAS, Accessed September 7, 2017].
Beyond that, HIAS is on the ground in Africa where it flaunts its special role as a facilitator of LGBT asylum claims in the U.S. [Invisible In The City, by Yiftach Millo, HIAS, February 2013].
And for real chutzpah, consider that HIAS is on the ground in Israel as well. Apparently, HIAS is shipping rejected refugees from Israel to the U.S. According to HIAS’s own website, in Israel “HIAS meets with individuals and families (mostly from Eritrea and Sudan) to help them evaluate options for reuniting with family in other countries, including the United States, Canada, Italy, Australia, Switzerland, and Sweden”. [HIAS Fact Sheet – Israel, Hias, October 22, 2014. Emphasis added]
There you have it, folks. You pay to move the black Africans turned away by Israel to the US. You pay the Jews that are moving them here (the head of HAIS makes north of $300k per year). Typically these refugee resettlement outfits do little more than dump the refugees off in front of whichever unlucky town's welfare office they've chosen. The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society collects a per head fee from you to do this. So you are paying the Jews to dispossess you, to turn your country into a nightmare of spoils democracy, competition of all against all, to destroy the traditional America that was our birthright, so that Jews "feel safer".In 2002, then-HIAS CEO Leonard Glickman answered questioners puzzled by the fact that the contractor was now importing Muslim Somali Bantus by claiming “the more diverse American society is the safer [Jews] are.” [Community Questioning `Open Door`, by Nacha Cattan, Jewish Daily Forward, November 29, 2002.]...
But even the status of some of these “refugees” is determined by a religious test. In 1999, the 1989 law was expanded to cover favored groups in Iran and renamed the Specter Amendment.
Thus Iranians in recent years have been flying from Tehran to Vienna (possibly with the encouragement of Iranian authorities) with a 6-month Austrian visa. Once there, they receive papers for resettlement in the U.S. as refugees. One catch: to even be considered they must pass a religious test by showing they are Jews, Bahai, Christians or Mandeans.
This program for Iranian nationals seems to have continued even though the Trump administration travel ban, in effect until the end of September, specifically bars Iranian nationals. (In fairness, it must be noted that the numbers have fallen off, but according to government reports 654 Iranians arrived on the refugee program from February 1 to July 31. It’s unclear whether some of that number arrived when the on-off-and-on-again ban was in effect.)
HIAS is there on the ground in Vienna and is waiting for refugees of “minority faiths” once they land in the U.S. [HIAS Vienna: Caring for Iranian Religious Minorites, HIAS, Accessed September 7, 2017].
Beyond that, HIAS is on the ground in Africa where it flaunts its special role as a facilitator of LGBT asylum claims in the U.S. [Invisible In The City, by Yiftach Millo, HIAS, February 2013].
And for real chutzpah, consider that HIAS is on the ground in Israel as well. Apparently, HIAS is shipping rejected refugees from Israel to the U.S. According to HIAS’s own website, in Israel “HIAS meets with individuals and families (mostly from Eritrea and Sudan) to help them evaluate options for reuniting with family in other countries, including the United States, Canada, Italy, Australia, Switzerland, and Sweden”. [HIAS Fact Sheet – Israel, Hias, October 22, 2014. Emphasis added]
But anti-Semitism springs up out the ground for no reason whatsoever.
HIAS Now Whines About Religious Test On Entrants, But Was OK When Jews Benefitted. Solution: Zero Refugees In 2018! | VDARE - premier news outlet for patriotic immigration reform.
