50, 000 Refugees In The United States

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Some people would say that refugees will get the jobs nobody wants or cares about but that just adds to the problem. That could get them in a lower tax bracket which could hurt the economy. Some of them may not pay any taxes because of how much they make.
The United States doesn't have an obligation to bring any refugees in. It can only bring in 50,000 Refugees (because of a mandate set by the president), which would not make even a sliver of difference in the long run. It could hurt the United States, as well as hurt our economy. According to the UN Refugee Agency, ”In many instances, refugees become an added impediment to or risk jeopardizing, the development efforts of the host country. Their negative aspects may be felt long after a refugee

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