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    Should Syrian Refugees be Allowed to Immigrate to the United States? There a war in Syrian, people are getting killed even if they aren’t in the war. Should we let them in? I think we should the Syrians come to America. There is many reasons why we should let them in, and not, but I am here to change your opinion . Hope you enjoy this essay of why we should Syrians should come into America The reasons why we should let them in America is because the Syrians keep out the terrorist that attacked…

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    Today in America there are many things occurring that should be taken care of immediate. As a war is currently going on in Syria, many people including children have been forced to leave their country. These people are also known to be Syrian refugees. There has been debates in the United States on whether or not we should accept Syrian refugees because there might be a possibility that they might be related to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria also known as ISIS. ISIS has threatened the…

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    Abirizak Karod Case Study

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    Abdirizak Karod is the executive director of the Somali Centre for Family Services. When he took over the Centre in 1995, there were no staffs and the centre occupied one office. Today, the Centre has 22 full time and par time staffers who are multiethnic and provide Multilanguage services; the centre occupied 6000 sq. ft. office space. Karod has dreamed the centre to become multiethnic and reflected the Canadian Mosaic. Now, there are eight (8) non- Somalis of different ethnic back ground who…

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    The Castle Is it the laid back nature of the typical Australian, the picture perfect landscape we live in, or the cultural diversity that makes Australia what it is today? Features such as these have been used as a way of describing Australia for decades. However, do they truly capture the Australian identity? (Change slide) Good afternoon Ladies and gentlemen. I am here today to outline why The Castle, one of Australia’s most iconic films, should be included in the Australian Film Festival.…

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    It will be extremely intriguing and energizing to relocate to another nation and settle there. A deviation from the well known environment to an altogether different and new environment will dependably have the component of interest. The new living conditions and the general population around in the new nation will impact the future existence of the settler. There are numerous nations that urge movement to encourage the development and improvement of that nation. Australia is one of the nations…

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    Darfur Conflict

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    Introduction Darfur is the western region of Sudan that consists of seven and a half million people enclosed in 439,180 kilometers squared. Before the year 2003, many locals within the Western region (informally known as Dartunjur for decades) felt neglected by the political party of Sudan residing in the capital; Khartoum. Due to years of political instability between the western region and eastern region of Sudan, in the year 2003, western Sudan became a separate region all together currently…

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    The second stakeholder is the Australian Government and their perspective within the issue is based on their beliefs that the immigration detention allows to be a frequent migration system in order for them to manage the potential risks towards the Australian community. This includes the national security, health and character risks. It also supports the integrity of Australia’s via programmes (Boarder.gov.au, n.p, p. 82). Furthermore the Australian Government argues that their services for…

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    Syrians are fleeing Syria. They are fleeing to escape undesirable things. They are leaving to escape government, bombing, and bloodshed. They are leaving to escape the tragedies these things left in its wake. Approximately 5, 000 Syrians are fleeing everyday. In 2002 the population was estimated at 22, 530, 756. It dropped to 22, 457, 336 in 2012, while today it is 22, 085, 048. Syria recently was a quickly growing country, but is now dropping. These refugees are escaping to the neighboring…

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    Wars and arguments between people have been happening for years now, and they are only going to continue from here on out. This being said, the Syrian war is an example of a war that has been going on for so long, and it is starting to get out of hand. First, this war has become very spread over the past 4 and a half years. According to an article published on BBC news, several million people have migrated to other places outside of Syria, and hundreds of thousands have been left dead after long…

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    SYRIAN REFUGEES Imagine al people killing your family for no reason. That´s what people do to Syrians. How would you feel if someone kills your family? About 6.5 million people in Syria have been forced to leave their homes. Imagine that you are searching for somewhere to live and someone doesn´t let you because he thinks you are a terrorist. #acceptrefugees. Syria refuge es graffiti are painting graffiti and it is good because it gives a message to the people, also to the people to accept…

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