Petition to not allow Syrian refugees in Minnesota
8,113 Comments
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Mindy Hagen
10 years ago
We have to many people in need here that are not receiving acknowledgement. So I ask how can we help others before we attempt to help our own?
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Lydia Budde
10 years ago
We need to take care of our own before we invite anymore people in to take of! Where will they stay?? Who's going to feed them?? House them?? How will they get money?? How do we know they're healthly and not carrying illnesses foreign to the US?? WHY HERE?!!?
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Jennifer Hopper
10 years ago
No way!! They do not belong here! Fix our own problems already in the state instead!!!!
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Jeremy Nelson
10 years ago
We need to take care of our own people FIRST! They are not our problem.
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Paul Winkelman
10 years ago
It's time we took care of our own people, and our own problems before giving out freebies to other countries or their people.
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Lynn Conrady
10 years ago
No immigrants from Syria!!!
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Cory Holweg
10 years ago
United States Veterans need to be cared for before refugees!
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Rodger Knutson
10 years ago
Take care of our Veterans First
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Dan ries
10 years ago
Hell no don't let them in !
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Our safety first, sorry.
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Russell Smith
10 years ago
NO Refugees!
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Mark Erickson
10 years ago
Duh!
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Sharold DeLilah Kelly
10 years ago
We've Already Have Way Too Many Deliberately Unassimilable Refugees/Asylees, Within The Somali Community, In Minnesota As It Is. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
with all the Isis activitie and recruiting that we already have in our state, to bring them
Here I believe would have a devastating outcome!!!!
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Giles Paulson
10 years ago
In 1980, as the Cuban Flotilla unfolded, President Carter engaged the military to provide housing, food and healthcare for the tens of thousands of refugees as they were processed for assimilation. If we take any, they should have to go through a like process. At Fort McCoy, WI, over 15,000 refugees were processed and the good and bad were identified and handle in the appropriate manner.
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Sandra Hall
10 years ago
Please do not bring any more refugees into the United States we have our own people to take care of. They should come first for most. We need to keep our country safe. Close the borders!!!!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Now is not the time
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Doug Knudson
10 years ago
It's not the good refugees. It's all the bad ones they plan to blend in. And are smart enough and trained to pass all security measures that you can't stop.
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Jeffrey Garry
10 years ago
How bout using that money for homeless vets !!!!!!
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Jenna Wehner
10 years ago
I do not want Syrian Refugees to be allowed in to Minnesota!
We have to many people in need here that are not receiving acknowledgement. So I ask how can we help others before we attempt to help our own?
We need to take care of our own before we invite anymore people in to take of! Where will they stay?? Who's going to feed them?? House them?? How will they get money?? How do we know they're healthly and not carrying illnesses foreign to the US?? WHY HERE?!!?
No way!! They do not belong here! Fix our own problems already in the state instead!!!!
We need to take care of our own people FIRST! They are not our problem.
It's time we took care of our own people, and our own problems before giving out freebies to other countries or their people.
No immigrants from Syria!!!
United States Veterans need to be cared for before refugees!
Take care of our Veterans First
Hell no don't let them in !
Our safety first, sorry.
NO Refugees!
Duh!
We've Already Have Way Too Many Deliberately Unassimilable Refugees/Asylees, Within The Somali Community, In Minnesota As It Is. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
with all the Isis activitie and recruiting that we already have in our state, to bring them Here I believe would have a devastating outcome!!!!
In 1980, as the Cuban Flotilla unfolded, President Carter engaged the military to provide housing, food and healthcare for the tens of thousands of refugees as they were processed for assimilation. If we take any, they should have to go through a like process. At Fort McCoy, WI, over 15,000 refugees were processed and the good and bad were identified and handle in the appropriate manner.
Please do not bring any more refugees into the United States we have our own people to take care of. They should come first for most. We need to keep our country safe. Close the borders!!!!!!
Now is not the time
It's not the good refugees. It's all the bad ones they plan to blend in. And are smart enough and trained to pass all security measures that you can't stop.
How bout using that money for homeless vets !!!!!!
I do not want Syrian Refugees to be allowed in to Minnesota!