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How IKEA Is Helping Syrian Refugees
During winter it becomes harder to charge the solar powered lanterns that residents rely on to light their shelters by night, plunging homes into darkness and putting an abrupt end to family life when they run out.
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“We need to be looking at mechanisms that already exist”.
Once the Syrian refugees are moved to various countries all over the world, it is highly unlikely that they will be successfully returned.
Speaking to politicians, business leaders and aid organizations at Rideau Hall to explore strategies to integrate the refugees, David Johnston says the refugee crisis will test Canada’s committment to diversity, inclusiveness and tolerance. Jordan is demanding billions of dollars in compensation for helping refugees settle, saying pressure on infrastructure and the economy has reached serious levels.
But McCallum said Tuesday his single biggest challenge is communicating effectively with Canadians and keeping them onside with the project.
Carson said the camps are still without electricity and plumbing and the US should provide more funds.
But so far, no such exception is being made for the tens of thousands of other refugees Canada resettles annually.
Carson also said the Obama administration is better off just funding refugee camps like the one he visited, instead of spending government money on resettlement areas for Syrian refugees.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson, who last week compared Syrian refugees to “rabid dogs”, met with refugees in Jordan on Saturday and urged the United States government to do more to help but did not endorse bringing them to the US.
The plan is bring those refugees into Canada on commercial flights, with military airplanes available every 48 hours if necessary in case commercial jets aren’t available.
“If you do that, you solve that problem without exposing the American people to a population that could be infiltrated with terrorists who want to destroy us”, Carson said.
But it’s a message that has particular importance at home, where Gov. Sam Brownback recently issued an executive order barring the use of public funds to help any Syrian refugees resettle in Kansas. Ikea also has a programme dedicated to providing displaced people with solar lamps throughout the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
He left the village the very next day, taking a vehicle to the Jordanian border, where he was detained overnight – possibly for no other reason than the border guard didn’t like his beard, he says.
But, Colyer says, that help does not mean bringing the refugees to the United States right now. We want security checks to be appropriate. Until it is safe for them to return home, Jordan is a safe place for them to wait.
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“These are people who have gone through the most tragic circumstances you can imagine”, he told Power & Politics guest host Hannah Thibedeau.