EXPLODING AFRICAN REFUGEE POPULATION STRESSING WELFARE SYSTEM IN MINNESOTA Are Sending Millions Of Dollars Back To AfricaIt s not just the our open southern borders we need to be concerned about. It s our State Department who seems to be hell-bent on populating our states with refugees from mostly muslim nations in Africa and the Middle East.This is one of those feel-good stories about how Minnesota is such a wonderful state with its ever-expanding African migrant population. If you are a Minnesotan it s probably a good thing to read.However, I caution readers on the numbers. The TwinCities Pioneer Press reports that there are about 85,000 Somalis in the whole US and that just isn t so the number is much larger. We painstakingly researched the numbers for just those entering the US through the refugee program and came up with over 100,000 in the last 25 years and that doesn t include a couple generations now of producing children. See this early post.You will see mention in the story that when census takers come around, the Africans are less than truthful about how many are living at the location.From TwinCities Pioneer Press:Of the 50 states, Minnesota has the ninth-largest population of African immigrants. About 60 percent come from East African nations such as Somalia and Ethiopia, and 25 percent from West African nations such as Nigeria and Liberia. The rest come from elsewhere in Africa.Of more than 85,700 Somalis officially known to reside in the U.S., nearly a third are thought to reside in Minnesota.Corrie, a professor at Concordia University in St. Paul, believes the state s African population produces $14 million in philanthropy within Minnesota each year, on top of $150 million in annual remittances to countries in Africa.I don t know why this is considered a good thing sending money out of America that will never benefit our economy!Some of the  smart  people on our side should get to work doing studies that will show the real picture including how much welfare is consumed by the immigrants, how costly is their medical care and education, the cost to the criminal justice system, and include an analysis of where the money goes!I m starting to think that glowing reports about how immigrants benefit the local economy include the money flowing into a state like Minnesota from the federal tax payer via welfare programs. Someone needs to find out!By the way, I don t see any mention in the Pioneer Press story about the fact that half of the state s Somalis live in poverty, here. Via: Refugee Resettlement WatchThe State Department has helped to relocate tens of thousands of refugees from the war-torn African nation of Somalia to Minnesota, where they can take advantage of some of America s most generous welfare and charity programs.But the effort is having the unintended consequence of creating an enclave of immigrants with high unemployment that is both stressing the state s safety net and creating a rich pool of potential recruiting targets for Islamist terror groups. Via: Washington Times politics
exploding african refugee population stressing welfare system in minnesota are sending millions of dollars back to africa open southern borders need concerned it state department seems populating states refugees mostly muslim nations africa middle one stories minnesota wonderful state african migrant population if minnesota probably good thing i caution readers numbers the twincities pioneer press reports somalia whole us number much larger we painstakingly researched numbers entering us refugee program came last years include couple generations producing children see early see mention story census takers come around african less truthful many living twincities pioneer press of states minnesota population african immigrants about percent come east african nations somalia ethiopia percent west african nations nigeria liberia the rest come elsewhere somalia officially known reside nearly third thought reside professor concord university paul believes state african population produces million philanthropy within minnesota year top million annual remittances countries know considered good thing sending money america never benefit economy some smart people side get work studies show real picture including much welfare consumed immigrants costly medical care education cost criminal justice system include analysis money goes i starting think glowing reports immigrants benefit local economy include money flowing state like minnesota federal tax payer via welfare programs someone needs find by way i see mention pioneer press story fact half state somalia live poverty via refugee resettlement watchthe state department helped relocate tens thousands refugees african nation somalia minnesota take advantage america generous welfare charity effort unintended consequence creating enclave immigrants high unemployment stressing state safety net creating rich pool potential recruiting targets islamic terror groups via washington times politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EXPLODING AFRICAN REFUGEE POPULATION STRESSING WELFARE SYSTEM IN MINNESOTA Are Sending Millions Of Dollars Back To AfricaIt s not just the our open southern borders we need to be concerned about. It s our State Department who seems to be hell-bent on populating our states with refugees from mostly muslim nations in Africa and the Middle East.This is one of those feel-good stories about how Minnesota is such a wonderful state with its ever-expanding African migrant population. If you are a Minnesotan it s probably a good thing to read.However, I caution readers on the numbers. The TwinCities Pioneer Press reports that there are about 85,000 Somalis in the whole US and that just isn t so the number is much larger. We painstakingly researched the numbers for just those entering the US through the refugee program and came up with over 100,000 in the last 25 years and that doesn t include a couple generations now of producing children. See this early post.You will see mention in the story that when census takers come around, the Africans are less than truthful about how many are living at the location.From TwinCities Pioneer Press:Of the 50 states, Minnesota has the ninth-largest population of African immigrants. About 60 percent come from East African nations such as Somalia and Ethiopia, and 25 percent from West African nations such as Nigeria and Liberia. The rest come from elsewhere in Africa.Of more than 85,700 Somalis officially known to reside in the U.S., nearly a third are thought to reside in Minnesota.Corrie, a professor at Concordia University in St. Paul, believes the state s African population produces $14 million in philanthropy within Minnesota each year, on top of $150 million in annual remittances to countries in Africa.I don t know why this is considered a good thing sending money out of America that will never benefit our economy!Some of the  smart  people on our side should get to work doing studies that will show the real picture including how much welfare is consumed by the immigrants, how costly is their medical care and education, the cost to the criminal justice system, and include an analysis of where the money goes!I m starting to think that glowing reports about how immigrants benefit the local economy include the money flowing into a state like Minnesota from the federal tax payer via welfare programs. Someone needs to find out!By the way, I don t see any mention in the Pioneer Press story about the fact that half of the state s Somalis live in poverty, here. Via: Refugee Resettlement WatchThe State Department has helped to relocate tens of thousands of refugees from the war-torn African nation of Somalia to Minnesota, where they can take advantage of some of America s most generous welfare and charity programs.But the effort is having the unintended consequence of creating an enclave of immigrants with high unemployment that is both stressing the state s safety net and creating a rich pool of potential recruiting targets for Islamist terror groups. Via: Washington Times politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: exploding african refugee population stressing welfare system in minnesota are sending millions of dollars back to africa open southern borders need concerned it state department seems populating states refugees mostly muslim nations africa middle one stories minnesota wonderful state african migrant population if minnesota probably good thing i caution readers numbers the twincities pioneer press reports somalia whole us number much larger we painstakingly researched numbers entering us refugee program came last years include couple generations producing children see early see mention story census takers come around african less truthful many living twincities pioneer press of states minnesota population african immigrants about percent come east african nations somalia ethiopia percent west african nations nigeria liberia the rest come elsewhere somalia officially known reside nearly third thought reside professor concord university paul believes state african population produces million philanthropy within minnesota year top million annual remittances countries know considered good thing sending money america never benefit economy some smart people side get work studies show real picture including much welfare consumed immigrants costly medical care education cost criminal justice system include analysis money goes i starting think glowing reports immigrants benefit local economy include money flowing state like minnesota federal tax payer via welfare programs someone needs find by way i see mention pioneer press story fact half state somalia live poverty via refugee resettlement watchthe state department helped relocate tens thousands refugees african nation somalia minnesota take advantage america generous welfare charity effort unintended consequence creating enclave immigrants high unemployment stressing state safety net creating rich pool potential recruiting targets islamic terror groups via washington times politics