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> These arrangements invariably turn into immigration vectors. Quite the leap. Do you have data to back this claim, or are you just making it up as you go?
by Cyph0n 1y ago
> These arrangements invariably turn into immigration vectors.
Quite the leap. Do you have data to back this claim, or are you just making it up as you go?
- next_xibalba 1y agoI take as evidence that the involved charities make no claims about when, how, and where their beneficiaries will go upon completion of medical treatment. I would be glad to see evidence to the contrary.
- oliwarner 1y agoI'll say it. Yes, why shouldn't the US offer asylum to children who have been attacked by American made munitions? These immigration scares are getting pretty thin. If anyone needs an escape hatch, it's kids in Gaza. And yes, the US shares some complicity in their plight.
- next_xibalba 1y agoAnd there we have it. You have said the quiet part out loud, which every participant in this discussion knew all along: this is an immigration ploy. > These immigration scares are getting pretty thin Europe would like a word.
- oliwarner 1y agoIt's a consequence for taking people's homes and livelihoods. Framing that passive state as an active scheme is ridiculous. Europe —generally— isn't starting wars in the Middle East every few years, displacing millions. They rightly feel aggrieved that they have to burden the legitimate asylum claims caused by US action or US weapons.