The big wigs of business are all in on the resettlement of Muslim refugees all over America. There are 20 cities that have been chosen for their  welcoming  grant. This is Soros money and corporate money to replace the American worker with foreign labor. It s legal AND illegal workers who re provided sanctuary. Is your town on the list?Bob Iger, Rupert Murdock, Michael Bloomberg and Bill Marriott are just a few of the corporate execs working to help cities become sanctuaries for migrants   legal and illegal   while offering money to propagate a rosy view of immigrants  impact on the economy. The corporate honchos led by Bloomberg and Disney s Iger have teamed up with the nation s mayors in an organization called the Partnership for a New American Economy.PNAE announced March 29 it has picked 20 cities from among dozens of competing applications for a grant program based on their  welcoming  attitude toward immigrants, refugees and other  New Americans. The 20 cities awarded the  Gateways for Growth Award  are:  Akron and Summit County, Ohio   Anchorage, Alaska   Birmingham, Alabama   Brownsville, Texas   Columbus, Ohio   Detroit   Fargo, North Dakota   Houston   Indianapolis   Kansas City, Kansas/Missouri   Lancaster, Pennsylvania   Los Angeles   Macomb County, Michigan   Nashville, Tennessee   New Orleans   Phoenix and the state of Arizona   Pittsburgh   San Jose, California   Salt Lake County, Utah   Upstate New York region (Syracuse/Buffalo)At least half are already considered  sanctuary cities  and the others will be moving in that direction based on their willingness to compete for a grant that requires greater  inclusiveness  and cultural diversity.To be eligible for the grants a nonprofit had to partner with either a local government or Chamber of Commerce. The grants are to be used primarily for  educating  the public on the merits of expanded immigration.PNAE works with the George Soros-funded groups National Immigration Forum and Welcoming America to educate Americans about the wonders of mass immigration. They say it creates economic growth and vitality and the more immigrants and refugees that flow into a city, state or county the more prosperity they can expect to enjoy. These communities are leaders in the broader and growing trend to be more inclusive, countering the narrative often heard in the mainstream news,  says David Lubell, who started Welcoming America in Nashville several years ago with seed money from Soros.  Inclusive economic growth strategies that take into account both U.S. and foreign-born communities make cities more vibrant, attractive places for all residents to live, work, and thrive.  Lubell s organization is hosting a national strategy session April 19-21 in Atlanta in which it will share techniques on how to  build welcoming community campaigns. Read more: wnd