PPT-MCC, Refugees & Immigration

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Why are we here Our sacred texts guide us Our values of Community Inclusion Social Action and Spiritual Transformation form us Refugee and immigration crisis is

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Why are we here Our sacred texts guide us Our values of Community Inclusion Social Action and Spiritual Transformation form us Refugee and immigration crisis is a global concern Recent US Presidential Executive Orders create deep concern. Gateway to the World. World View 2012 Community College Symposium UNC Chapel Hill, Nov 14, 2012. North Carolina : Gateway to the World. Presented. by. Raleigh Bailey, Ph.D.. Director, UNCG Center for New North Carolinians. Do Now: Quiz. HW: Key Question #3 Due Thursday. Vocab due Friday.. Ravenstein’s. . Laws. Geography has no comprehensive theory of migration, but a 19th century essay of 11 migration “laws” written by E.G. . Immigration. Why do people move?. There are many reasons why people migrate, or move, to a new place. There are two categories that we can divide these reasons:. Push Factors: . These cause people to want to leave their current location. Examples include: lack of political/religious freedom, war, famine, poverty, climate change, natural disasters, and unemployment.. What is Refuge Resettlement?. Founded in 1946. Mission: end hunger, promote peace and justice. Supported by 37 member communions . Program areas: food, water, assisting refugees and the vulnerable . Active in more than 30 countries. IMMIGRATION FOR THE NON-IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY. 1. PRESENTED BY:. Sue Swanson. Anna Stenson. North Dakota State’s Attorneys’ Association Summer Conference. June 22, 2012- 11:00 . A. M- 1:00 PM. 2. 3. Faith Community Response. To join the webinar, you will go to . http://join.me/faith4immigration.  . and follow the directions for audio and visual. . For audio only call, dial . +1.202.602.1295. , Access Code: 354-977-836#.. Day 2. ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING. Aaron C. Hall, Joseph Law Firm. Continued Discussion of Refugees. Refugees . For 2014, U.S. ranked 14. th. Worldwide for Number of Refugees Hosted (267,174). United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). US in the Great War. Although American troops had played a major part in defeating Germany and Austria in the Great War (World War I), European allies France and Britain resisted President Woodrow Wilson’s ideas for a postwar peace. Wilson (center, above) wanted an international League of Nations to promote peace, free trade with all nations, and disarmament to the point of ending most 1919 “weapons of mass destruction” (airplanes, submarines, etc.). Europeans refused to support these ideas.. Rev. Kelly Nieman Anderson. What can We Do? . What can we DO?. PRAY. PRAY. God of the journey, God of the traveler, . We pray for those who leave their homes in search of new beginnings and possibilities, may they know your presence with them. . Curriculum Qs. What factors influence immigration policies in Canada (i.e., economic, political, health, security)? . How are changes to Canadian policies on immigration and refugees a reflection of world issues? . Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der ArbeitInstitute for the Study of Labor Regional Variations in Attitudes Towards Refugees Evidence from Great BritainIZA DP No 7647September 2013Heaven CrawleyStephen This is an excerpt from an opinion piece entitled “Refugees aren’t the problem. Europe’s identity crisis is,” (October 31, 2016) by French journalist and . Guardian . columnist Natalie Nougayr. Ioannis Galariotis. Max Weber Fellow (2015-2017). European University Institute. ioannis.galariotis@eui.eu. The case of Greece. Irregular migration in the Aegean sea. five islands. Lesvos. Samos. Rhodes. In. Ivy Li PhD Candidate . Department of Sociology & Legal Studies. University of Waterloo, Canada. Introduction. Immigration Regime. -Increasingly market-driven . PGP Immigration Policy Changes in 2014.

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