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On Good Friday and beyond, remember Christians who aren't allowed to take refuge in the US
On Good Friday and through the year, we must be advocate for those who are powerless in the face of torture and persecution because of their faith.
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This Good Friday, remember the Christians who aren't allowed to take refuge in the US
This Good Friday and through the year, we must be advocate for those who are powerless in the face of torture and persecution because of their faith.
Newspaper Article
Refugees don't drain America's economy. They revitalize it
Last year, 80s CEOs and business leaders warned President Trump in a letter that “overly restrictive immigration policies will likely cause billions of dollars in economic loss to our education and tourist industries and weakened foreign investment.” Since many people continue to argue that refugees are a drain on our economy, however, it’s worth revisiting the wealth of research and data showing that, in fact, quite the opposite is true. A 2017 draft report from the Department of Health and Human Services found that, over the past decade, refugees have contributed $63 billion more in tax revenue than they cost in public benefits. According to the New American Economy Research Fund, refugees are 50% more likely to become entrepreneurs than American citizens who were born in the U.S. Another study found that refugees in Columbus, Ohio, supported more than 21,000 jobs and contributed more than $1.6 billion to the local economy.
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