Posted on May 28, 2020
CPT Jack Durish
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This is the heart of a question asked in a article appearing on Bloomberg.

"Secretary of State Michael Pompeo on Wednesday certified that Hong Kong no longer warrants special treatment under U.S. law. It has enjoyed that status since 1997, when China agreed to respect the territory’s autonomy and liberal system of courts and elections for 50 years. The certification, required under a law passed last year in response to China’s crackdown in Hong Kong, followed Beijing’s announcement that it would unilaterally impose a national security law on the city-state..."

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-05-27/trump-should-open-america-s-doors-to-hong-kong-s-citizens?fbclid=IwAR1BNU8d7AjI-rOXJDyY8PLXehUziHQBbOTpcbhtVTg2W_jG7zFa-oP10Xs
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SFC Casey O'Mally
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Yes, but..... Get in line.
I am in no way saying that I condone what China is doing, or that many Hong Kongers (Hong Kongians?) could not / should not qualify as refugees. But there are a whole f*ckton of people trying to come here as refugees from FAR worse situations. Syria and Central America come to mind. If we have room / resouces for a flood of folks (or even 100 folks) from Hong Kong, then we should have done already used that room / those resources on folks from Syria, El Salvador, or Columbia.
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SSgt Ray Stone
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Welp close this thread...praises to you Sir
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SGT English/Language Arts Teacher
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My response is a wholehearted yes.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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They are now in big trouble. I would welcome them here.
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