If we may now add one remark: the fate of the Palestinians is an entirely different issue, and this brings us into the present.Ahmadinejad: No, no, the roots of the Palestinian conflict must be sought in history.

There is the Egyptian billionaire who wants to buy an island from Italy so all the Syrian refugees can move there and he is even going to employ them!  

Unemployment should be dealt with more aggressively.money should be pouring toward infrastructure, new green energy programs and new innovating companies.With regard to health care, he should insist on single pay public option. ( Health care is too important to leave it in the hands of bottom line insurance companies, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies)He is too soft on Netanyahu with regard to settlement building ( The cancer in the Israeli Palestinian conflict).Sorry for hijacking the thread, but it called for...

You (and I) could be the smartest person in a hunger ravaged refugee camp in a war-torn country and would not get far in life.

It was about a family who emmigrated to the US from a wartorn African nation as refugees.

We rented an apartment once that was occupied by two separate refugee families, supported by the same agency.

If the only parting gift was an old mattress..you got off very lightly :)Recycled mattresses......we have a fellow investor that is renting a Buffalo slum to a church for refugees.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-20/why-american-landlords-love-refugee-tenants

Does anyone have experience as a landlord for refugees? 

Refugee housing.