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Why German towns that want to host refugees can't
Christian Science Monitor Refugees who are granted asylum are randomly relocated through an electronic system called “EASY” that does not give states, cities, or towns a say. That means large, wealthy cities like Munich took 15,000 of Germany's 1 million refugees in 2015 while ... |
Group of concerned Americans working to raise awareness of refugees in need.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Why German towns that want to host refugees can't - Christian Science Monitor
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