Recently, the Syrian Refugee Crisis has come to the attention of many countries, including the United States of America (US). The conflict between the Syrian government and the rebels has caused this crisis and needs to be resolved. The US wants this crisis to be fixed for its people, as well as the Syrian refugees.
The US took in a total of 2,290 Syrian refugees since 2011, which is when the Syrian civil war began, through Nov. 2015. The US president’s plan is to take in 10,000 Syrian refugees. Although the US accepted to take in these refugees, more than half the nation's governors say they oppose letting Syrian refugees into their states. At least one of the suspects believed to be involved in the Paris terrorist attacks entered Europe among a wave of Syrian refugees. Some fear that they are potential security threats. …show more content…
2015. The refugees who have arrived from Syria since 2012 have been placed in 130 towns and cities. They are mostly the most vulnerable people in the war, like single mothers and their children, religious minorities, or victims. Some of them have been placed in large cities like Houston. Most have been sent to more affordable, medium-size cities by the nine voluntary agencies that handle refugee resettlement.
One of the main goals of US foreign policy is human rights. Human rights are stated in the US Constitution. The General Assembly has strongly condemned systematic human rights violations in Syria, and the US has signed to adopt some of the 56 resolutions on this topic. Some of the most important include social issues and violence, since most are fleeing from death threats and lack to sufficient resources for survival. The US agreed in improving humanitarian conditions of Syrians and reducing violence. It also agrees in wanting to stop
The US took in a total of 2,290 Syrian refugees since 2011, which is when the Syrian civil war began, through Nov. 2015. The US president’s plan is to take in 10,000 Syrian refugees. Although the US accepted to take in these refugees, more than half the nation's governors say they oppose letting Syrian refugees into their states. At least one of the suspects believed to be involved in the Paris terrorist attacks entered Europe among a wave of Syrian refugees. Some fear that they are potential security threats. …show more content…
2015. The refugees who have arrived from Syria since 2012 have been placed in 130 towns and cities. They are mostly the most vulnerable people in the war, like single mothers and their children, religious minorities, or victims. Some of them have been placed in large cities like Houston. Most have been sent to more affordable, medium-size cities by the nine voluntary agencies that handle refugee resettlement.
One of the main goals of US foreign policy is human rights. Human rights are stated in the US Constitution. The General Assembly has strongly condemned systematic human rights violations in Syria, and the US has signed to adopt some of the 56 resolutions on this topic. Some of the most important include social issues and violence, since most are fleeing from death threats and lack to sufficient resources for survival. The US agreed in improving humanitarian conditions of Syrians and reducing violence. It also agrees in wanting to stop