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this is costing Germany billions and it is what open borders does
Published: Saturday, August 3rd, 2024 @ 8:46 pm By: John Steed
this is costing Germany billions and it is what open borders does
 
I'd like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent Syrians with banned chemical weapons.
I'd like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent Syrians with banned chemical weapons.
 
Citing Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris, and saying his "primary duty as governor is to protect the citizens of North Carolina," Gov. Pat McCrory on Monday issued a formal request to President Obama, asking the federal government to end the relocation of refugees from Syria to the...
Citing Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris, and saying his "primary duty as governor is to protect the citizens of North Carolina," Gov. Pat McCrory on Monday issued a formal request to President Obama, asking the federal government to end the relocation of refugees from Syria to the...
 
North Carolina in recent months has accepted 44 Syrian refugees, and as many as 270 other Syrians are expected to be relocated throughout the state, according to Gov. Pat McCrory's office
North Carolina in recent months has accepted 44 Syrian refugees, and as many as 270 other Syrians are expected to be relocated throughout the state, according to Gov. Pat McCrory's office
 

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