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The huge difference in the U.S. and German resettlement of Syria's refugees. About half the population of Syria is dslocated in a tragedy of massive proportions for a country of 23 million- additional numbers of refugees are spread out in Iraq and Libya. The U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East under the Obama administration led to a worsening of the crisis in Iraq, Syria and Libya, and the unraveling of the fragile situation in these countries. The result is the flow of migrants to Europe by the hundreds of thousands in 2015. German chancellor Merkel will be remembered in history for the courage to say in Sept 2015- "If Europe fails on the question of refugees, its close connection with universal civil rights will be destroyed." And for rallying German society to the work of integrating refugees with the openness of educational institutions and civil society, especially in the urban areas.
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Wall Street Journal 09.05.2015
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Wall Street Journal 09.05.2015
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New York Times 09.04.2015
The Refugee Crisis Isn’t a ‘European Problem’
New York Times 09.05.2015
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The Roots of the Migration Crisis
Wall Street Journal 09.11.2015
The refugee crisis could actually be a boon for Germany - The Washington Post
Washington Post 09.10.2015
For refugees, it’s destination Germany - The Washington Post
Washington Post 09.06.2015
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Wall Street Journal 09.25.2015
How Dragging Our Feet on Refugees Creates More Terrorists
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A Syrian Refugee Lesson for Liberals
Wall Street Journal 11.17.2015
The Case for Accepting Syrian Refugees
Wall Street Journal 11.18.2015
House passes bill to tighten flow of Syrian refugees over Obama’s objections - The Washington Post
Washington Post 11.19.2015
Obama Threatens to Veto House Syrian Refugee Bill
Wall Street Journal 11.20.2015
Some of the Arab States Have Admitted Many From Syria
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Angela Merkel Is Motivated By Decency, Not Politics
Wall Street Journal 12.21.2015
Stance on Migrants Leaves Merkel Isolated at Home and in Europe
New York Times 01.22.2016
U.S. to Send 250 Additional Military Personnel to Syria
Wall Street Journal 04.25.2016
The New York Times 08.11.2016
Survey: Germany divided over Merkel's migrant policy changes | Germany | DW.COM | 21.08.2016
DW.COM 08.21.2016
White House raises refugee target to at least 110,000
Washington Post 09.14.2016
‘I Dream in Fruit’: What Hunger Looks Like in Syria
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Donald Trump says Merkel made 'catastrophic mistake' on migrants - BBC News
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