30,000 Afghan “Refugees” in the US

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30,000 Afghan “Refugees” in the US

June 13th, 2016

Awake Goy

At least 30,000 Afghans have been resettled in the US as part of the 1.5 million Muslims imported into the country between 2001 and 2013, it has emerged in the wake of the Orlando homo club massacre.

According to the Pew Research Center, 99 percent of Afghans support the imposition of Sharia law—which demands the death penalty for homosexuals.

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According the Pew report, titled “Muslims and Islam: Key findings in the US and around the world,” there were 2.75 million Muslims in the US in 2011, and that the majority—63 percent—were recent immigrants.

Furthermore, Pew said, the Muslim share of immigrants granted permanent residency status increased from about 5 percent in 1992 to roughly 10 percent in 2012, representing about 100,000 immigrants in that year.

Even more worryingly, the Pew survey of Muslims in 39 countries asked them whether they want sharia law to be the official law of the land in their country.

Some 99 percent of Muslims in Afghanistan answered yes to this question, as did 91 percent in Iraq, and 84 percent in Pakistan.

Furthermore, 39 percent of all Afghan Muslims said that suicide bombings are justified. This view was echoed by 29 percent of Muslims in Egypt, and 26 percent of Bangladeshis.

All this is of importance when it is considered that Green Card totals—that is, permanent residence grants issued by the US government from 2010 to 2013, included 83,000 grants to Pakistanis, 83,000 to Iraqis, and 75,000 to Bangladeshis.

Other Green Card grants were as follows: Iran (73K), Egypt (45K), Somalia (31K), Uzbekistan (24K), Turkey (22K), Morocco (22K), Jordan (20K), Albania (20K), Lebanon (16K), Yemen (16K), Indonesia (15K), Syria (14K), Sudan (13K), Afghanistan (11K), Sierra Leone (10K), Guinea (8K), Senegal (7K), Saudi Arabia (7K), Algeria (7K), Kazakhstan (7K), Kuwait (5K), Gambia (5K), United Arab Emirates (4K), Azerbaijan (4K), Mali (3K), Burkina Faso (3K), Kyrgyzstan (3K), Kosovo (3K), Mauritania (2K), Tunisia (2K), Tajikistan (2K), Libya (2K), Turkmenistan (1K), Qatar (1K), and Chad (1K).

As reported earlier, current immigration projections aim to import at least 680,000 Muslins over the next few years—a population larger than the entire city of Washington DC.