City Uses 'Dirty Play' to Squelch Citizen Revolt Over Refugees
Residents who don't toe Obama's 'welcoming' line shouted down
By Leo Hohmann
WorldNetDaily.com, October 25, 2017
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Of all the refugee communities brought to the United States since 1980, the Somalis have, as a community, been among the least interested in assimilating. Dozens have been arrested, tried and convicted of providing material support to overseas terrorists, while at least 40 have been confirmed by the FBI to have left the country since 2007 to fight for groups like al-Shabab, ISIS and al-Qaida.
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Nearly 350 people showed up for Monday night’s meeting in an environment that some described as “chaotic,” with many holding signs and shouting down those with whom they disagreed. Some of the signs stated “Welcome Refugees!” and “We are one community! Don’t divide us!” Other signs stated “Save our city” and “Stop refugees now.”
“They tried to shut down discussion because they didn’t want Jeff [Johnson] to speak at all,” said Ron Branstner, who was at the meeting. “People were yelling, ‘Don’t let him speak!’ and ‘He’s out of order!’ The president of city council [Carol Lewis] did not want him to speak.”
The large crowd that turned out for the meeting seemed to be divided about 50-50 for and against continued unlimited, unquestioned refugee resettlement.
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http://www.wnd.com/2017/10/city-uses-dirty-play-to-squelch-citizen-revolt-over-refugees/
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