Refugee Program Analysis

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The whole discussion summary of the program was about refugees and difficult challenge problems they pass through in life. They also gave the mean of what refugee stand for. In the discussion they make us understand that the word refugee is a person who is forced to leave the area where they live, for any number of reasons, such as they live in a war zone, religious or political persecution (they are treated unfairly or live in fear because of their religious or political beliefs. They also explain how the society benefits from refugee and immigrant. They were examples that 60% of American job are open by refugee and immigrant e.g. are work like restaurant, some of the fast food and a lot of company were open by them. Which mean that immigrate

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