Believe it or not, they were similar in some areas of their…
With having differences, they also have similarities in their…
Life during the holocaust was more miserable and hopeless than the Hutus and Tutsis war. For years America didn't even know what was happening in Europe. But with the event in Africa, the UN was there trying to help for almost the whole time. Despite this fact, when the troops were involved in the war in Europe, they actually made an effort to suppress the enemy. The UN didn't attack back in Africa, they could only evacuate a small amount of people every so often.…
Did you know that Europe had a huge influx of refugees since the second World War? Why are there so many misconceptions about refugees? Due to the Civil War, refugees face through many problems. In Syria, they were led by Al-Assad family since 1971 and the where Quasi-Dictator. The Arab countries forced the dictator to step down, but the Syrian dictator refused to step down and caused the civil war in march 15 2011.…
There was the refugee crisis of 1939 and the deportation of the Hungarian Jews, both occurring during the holocaust. In the United States, the Depression’s economic hardships in the 1930 's intensified anti semitism and xenophobia. The US State Department enforced restrictive immigration laws limiting the issuance of visas, making it difficult for Jews to enter the United States. So in June of 1939, the US turned away what 's believed to have been over nine hundred refuge seeking Jews aboard the MS.…
The two articles both have a lot of similarities. They also have lots of differences too. Both articles are about refugees going through a tough times. The Fresno family could not work just like the Jews on the St. Louis ship, but they couldn’t work because they were on ships. Many people had lost their lives on the ship.…
Although there are many similarities, there is still many differences as well.…
Even though, they had differences they had similarities…
Some Americans thought refugees coming into the U.S most people they did not have hospitality for anybody during this time period. A lot of people were just criticized and cut of jobs. People that wanted to go to the U.S had different points of view because of plight situation. For some it was the way to freedom, a new life, or the…
History has repeated itself once again. This nation has witnessed atrocious acts from neighboring countries throughout its past and to this day it observes many disasters that are taking place. Not too long ago, hundreds of thousands of Jews faced the mass genocide of the Nazis, which in comparison to today’s crisis, Syrians are facing persecution from ISIL. Although the events took place in different time periods and have distinctive qualities, the American responses over refugees and persecutions of the critical situations that developed share similar patterns. It has not been a century since the Holocaust took place.…
Did you know, since the year 2011 over 250,000 people have died in Syria due to the extremely dangerous conditions of the country? Americans should open their arms to these refugees and let them into our country. These people offer no threat to us, by turning them away, were encouraging the act of terrorism and it goes against our beliefs as Americans. One reason the people should let refugees in the country is that these people offer no harm to the citizens of America. There are a lot of people fleeing from their country because of the living conditions and how unsafe their home is.…
People fear what they do not know. Ignorance breeds intolerance. In this very moment, intolerant hands and minds are bringing about the victimization and dehumanization of a citizen of this world. In most recent news, an executive order in the United States of America was made calling for a temporary ban on visas for individuals from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia; a 120-day suspension of the resettlement of all refugees; and an indefinite ban on the resettlement of Syrian refugees. Since the onset of the Civil War in Syria, over 13 million people have been identified as refugees.…
In South Florida, refugees are being pushed away from South Florida due to a hurricane which is destroying their homes and are being pulled toward Georgia because they have the resources, shelter, and safety they need. On August 30,2017- September 15,2017 there was a category 4 hurricane that was 80 miles wide and had 155 miles per hour winds that hit South Florida. There was major flooding, homes were being destroyed as well as their land, and people were even dieing. This is causing the people living in South Florida to migrate to other cities, towns and countries outside of South Florida. One source wrote “Mandatory evacuation orders are in place for parts of Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Brevard County, and Monroe County.…
This is outrageous, I can not believe my eyes and my ears. Are we in America? Is this happening in America? This should be happening in other countries like Afghanistan, not in America. This voice is not the voice of Bruce, this is not the voice of most of our neighbors, families, loved ones, colleagues, the Americans I know living across America, the First Lady, the President, me, as well as an Afghan-American refugee.…
The refugees are like the puritans but in a more dangerous situation. They’re both trying to get to a new world for their…