What Should We Do With Syrian Refugees

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Since March 15th, 2011, there have been million and millions of syrians refugees who have fled their country to neighboring states, including Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, and Turkey. Many refugees have also gone to Europe, due to a massive Civil war between the Syrian government and the citizens who are called, rebels. The main question is what do we do with syrian refugees? Many of them have nowhere to go. Do we build more camps, or do we leave them on there own. I interviewed six different people to hear about what they thought about what we should do with this horrific situation and ways should we help them. As the situation gets worse and worse there are more people dying, more hospitals getting bombed, and innocent people getting killed just for fighting for their freedom.
It all started when 15 innocent school children were taken in by the government and tortured for writing anti-government graffiti on a wall. In the beginning the protests started peacefully, they were just asking for the children to be released. While the citizen’s were peacefully protesting the government responded with violence by killing four people. That action of violence caught many other people attention who also started protesting which made the government kill
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I interviewed six people who all had reasons to there answers, some of them know refugees or have taught a refugee before, such as Mrs.Ford who said, “I know 2 kids who are syrian refugees, I teach american history and I feel like we have a heritage as a nation to help and it's been good to us. We are seen as a nation to help and others come to our aid for help.” I think Syrian refugees should be welcomed to countries that are able to host them and more AID should be provided. This is a Horrific war that has caused many deaths and needs to be put to an

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