Lord Mustache wrote:You can think that, but to me it is morally wrong.
These people have escaped a tough situation. They sacrificed a lot to get their family to safety. The least we can do is let them stay in the US until things cool down back home.
They aren't cowards. They are brave as hell to risk their lives to get their loved ones out of danger. Anyone who fights back gets killed by the government. That's why they left.
Honestly they are probably too good for the selfish and unwelcoming United States of America. They should go to Canada where they will gladly be let in and not called cowards for fleeing danger.
Gosh, Americans are such asses.
Are there no countries between Syria and the United States that are "Safe"?
Refugees by definition intend to return to their home country. If you have no intention of returning to your home country upon the end of the "crisis/reason" for leaving, you are not a refugee you are an immigrant. Using refugee status as a means to come to the US when there are numerous countries that border your own that can take you as a refugee is abuse of the refugee status.
If you think America is unwelcoming, try immigrating to Mexico. Don't let the facts get in your way. Mexico will let you come in with open arms and their own Southern Border Wall is really just a myth.
Oh, I get it. You're a globalist. Makes sense. Sovereignty is not important. Following laws are not important. Everyone should gain the benefits of America, while those in American pay for it. You are so ill-prepared for life its pathetic.