Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Refugees USA, Inc.

Gates of Vienna

Map of refugee arrivals 1/1 – 8/15, 2016
(Click to enlarge)

Massive numbers of “refugees” are currently being imported into the United States. If I recall correctly, the Obama administration’s stated goal is to bring in 100,000 this year. Refugee resettlement is a big business now in the USA, driven by lavish funding from the federal government with additional assistance from Soros-type NGOs. In particular, mainstream Protestant denominations are cashing in on the windfall by offering their services as charitable experts to help resettle the new arrivals.

See Refugee Resettlement Watch for the best information on the cultural enrichment that will be coming soon to a location near you — if it isn’t there already.
Refugee Processing Center logo

The place to go for figures on the arrival of refugees is the website of the Refugee Processing Center, which is run by the State Department. The RPC logo gives you a feel for the multiculti ideology behind the operation. Just look at the rainbow of inclusion! And those little stick figures must represent happy children dancing in the joy of their diversity. Or maybe they’re running away from bombs being dropped on them by the evil Assad regime. Who knows? In any case, like most corporate, government, non-profit, and mainstream Christian logos, it looks like it was drawn by a kindergartner.
The RPC site features an automated system called the Worldwide Refugee Admissions Processing System (WRAPS), which delivers the resettlement data in downloadable reports of various formats.
There’s a lot of material on the site, and I’ve only just begun to dig out the available information. There’s an entire section on the special program for bringing in Syrian and Iraqi refugees, but I haven’t even started on that part. While I was there this morning I concentrated on the Interactive Reports, which allow the user to enter start date, finish date, and various other criteria before generating the report.
Using data for January 1, 2016 through today (August 15), I downloaded the graphic shown at the top of this post, and an Excel report for the same period. After throwing out the useless bumf that was included in the spreadsheet, I was able to import the raw data into an Access database, normalize it, and link it with the “Countries” table I already have. That allowed me to query it in various ways to get a feel for the numbers.
The first table below shows the total refugees brought in broken down by religion. I grouped the Muslim sects together (interestingly enough, WRAPS calls them “Moslems”) in the top section. They didn’t label Ahmadiyya as Muslim, but I’ve included it. I assume that “Moslem Ismaici” is what I call “Ismaili”, but I’m not sure.
I was surprised that the number of Muslims is so low, slightly less than half of the total. It’s still disproportionate, but not as disproportionate as I expected.
The second table breaks those totals down by country. There’s a heavy emphasis on Syria, Somalia, Iraq, and Bangladesh. It looks like State is bringing in a fair number of Rohingya from Burma, and even more Burmese Christians. But no Uighurs from China! Not yet, anyway.
For additional background, I included the estimated percentage of Muslims in each of the countries listed.
I haven’t had time yet to do any further analysis, but here’s the data for everyone to look at.

Table 1: Refugees 2016, broken down by religion

Religion		Number
Ahmadiyya		221
Moslem		8,707
Moslem Ismaici		9
Moslem Shiite		2,806
Moslem Suni		11,345
Total Moslem		23,088
Animist		92
Atheist		30
Bahai		367
Baptist		1,335
Buddhist		1,874
Cao Dai		3
Catholic		2,554
Chaldean		73
Christian		9,059
Coptic		4
Evangelical Christian		196
Hindu		1,191
Jehovah Witness		302
Jewish		120
Kaaka’i		21
Kirat		592
Lutheran		26
Mennonite		5
Methodist		783
No Religion		235
Orthodox		955
Other Religion		73
Pentecostalist		3,364
Protestant		1,517
Sabeans-Mandean		238
Seventh Day Adventist		1,420
Ukr Orthodox		2
Uniate		87
Unknown		2
Yazidi		226
Zoroastrian		140
Total Non-Moslem		26,886
Overall Total		49,974

Table 2: Refugees 2016, broken down by country of origin and religion

Country	Muslim	Religion	Number
Afghanistan	99.0%	Baptist	1
		Christian	27
		Moslem	31
		Moslem Ismaici	9
		Moslem Shiite	949
		Moslem Suni	577
		No Religion	2
		Other Religion	4
Angola	1.0%	Christian	3
Armenia	2.0%	Christian	1
		Evangelical Christian	4
		Jehovah Witness	6
		Pentecostalist	14
Azerbaijan	93.4%	Jewish	17
Bangladesh	88.0%	Moslem Suni	1
		Baptist	14
		Evangelical Christian	6
		Jewish	6
		Pentecostalist	88
Belgium	3.5%	Protestant	2
Bhutan	1.0%	Buddhist	951
		Christian	775
		Hindu	1,138
		Kirat	591
		Other Religion	3
Burundi	10.0%	Baptist	4
		Catholic	80
		Christian	65
		Jehovah Witness	14
		Methodist	10
		Moslem	27
		Pentecostalist	229
		Protestant	39
		Seventh Day Adventist	27
Cambodia	3.5%	Buddhist	7
Cameroon	20.0%	Atheist	2
		Catholic	4
		Christian	1
		Pentecostalist	1
		Protestant	2
Central African Republic	15.0%	Catholic	9
		Christian	1
		Moslem	9
		Pentecostalist	2
		Protestant	14
Chad	54.0%	Moslem	1
China	3.0%	Christian	6
		No Religion	6
		Other Religion	21
Colombia	0.2%	Catholic	151
		Christian	93
		Evangelical Christian	24
		Jehovah Witness	4
		No Religion	42
		Other Religion	1
		Pentecostalist	2
Congo (Dem. Rep. of)	2.0%	Bahai	19
		Baptist	223
		Catholic	1,275
		Christian	1,916
		Jehovah Witness	186
		Mennonite	5
		Methodist	766
		Moslem	271
		No Religion	3
		Other Religion	26
		Pentecostalist	1,770
		Protestant	1,031
		Seventh Day Adventist	1,263
Congo	10.0%	Catholic	3
		Christian	7
		No Religion	1
		Protestant	3
Côte d’Ivoire	38.6%	Baptist	1
		Catholic	18
		Christian	7
		Evangelical Christian	14
		Moslem	1
		Moslem Suni	1
		Other Religion	1
		Pentecostalist	3
		Protestant	11
Croatia	1.3%	Moslem Suni	2
Cuba	0.0%	Baptist	5
		Catholic	82
		Christian	2
		Evangelical Christian	7
		Jehovah Witness	41
		No Religion	54
		Pentecostalist	9
		Seventh Day Adventist	9
Djibouti	99.0%	Moslem	1
Egypt	91.0%	Christian	2
		Coptic	4
		Moslem	4
		Moslem Suni	1
		Orthodox	5
El Salvador	0.0%	Atheist	1
		Catholic	136
		Christian	54
		Evangelical Christian	43
		Jehovah Witness	9
		No Religion	33
		Other Religion	1
		Pentecostalist	1
		Seventh Day Adventist	1
Eritrea	50.0%	Catholic	149
		Christian	85
		Evangelical Christian	1
		Jehovah Witness	4
		Moslem	208
		Moslem Suni	14
		Orthodox	651
		Pentecostalist	57
		Protestant	74
		Unknown	1
Ethiopia	47.5%	Atheist	2
		Baptist	24
		Catholic	5
		Christian	143
		Lutheran	26
		Moslem	282
		Moslem Suni	1
		Orthodox	75
		Other Religion	3
		Pentecostalist	22
		Protestant	57
		Seventh Day Adventist	1
Gabon	1.0%	Christian	2
Georgia	9.9%	Christian	1
		Pentecostalist	10
Guatemala	0.0%	Catholic	2
Guinea	85.0%	Moslem	5
Honduras	0.0%	Catholic	26
		Christian	12
		Evangelical Christian	15
		Jehovah Witness	1
		No Religion	10
		Pentecostalist	2
		Seventh Day Adventist	2
India	12.0%	Christian	1
		Hindu	3
Indonesia	88.2%	Christian	1
Iran	99.0%	Atheist	23
		Bahai	348
		Christian	1,060
		Jewish	46
		Kaaka’i	17
		Methodist	1
		Moslem	14
		Moslem Shiite	162
		Moslem Suni	31
		No Religion	60
		Orthodox	2
		Other Religion	3
		Protestant	224
		Sabeans-Mandean	183
		Seventh Day Adventist	2
		Zoroastrian	140
Iraq	97.0%	Atheist	1
		Baptist	1
		Catholic	343
		Chaldean	73
		Christian	162
		Evangelical Christian	1
		Kaaka’i	4
		Moslem	156
		Moslem Shiite	1,651
		Moslem Suni	2,442
		No Religion	4
		Orthodox	211
		Other Religion	1
		Protestant	4
		Sabeans-Mandean	55
		Yazidi	216
Jamaica	0.2%	Christian	1
Jordan	95.0%	Moslem	4
Kazakhstan	47.0%	Baptist	28
		Evangelical Christian	2
		Jehovah Witness	5
		Jewish	3
		Pentecostalist	12
		Seventh Day Adventist	7
Kenya	7.0%	Christian	2
		Moslem	2
Kyrgyzstan	80.0%	Baptist	4
		Evangelical Christian	3
		Pentecostalist	28
		Seventh Day Adventist	3
Laos	1.0%	Christian	7
Liberia	20.0%	Catholic	7
		Christian	7
		Pentecostalist	2
Libya	97.0%	Moslem Suni	1
Malaysia	60.4%	Christian	1
		Moslem	2
Mali	90.0%	Moslem	1
Moldova	0.1%	Baptist	137
		Evangelical Christian	2
		Jehovah Witness	21
		Jewish	4
		Pentecostalist	91
		Seventh Day Adventist	33
Mongolia	4.0%	Buddhist	1
Myanmar	4.0%	Animist	92
		Baptist	342
		Buddhist	896
		Catholic	193
		Christian	4,251
		Evangelical Christian	24
		Hindu	3
		Methodist	6
		Moslem	1,855
		Moslem Suni	7
		Other Religion	4
		Pentecostalist	5
Nepal	4.2%	Buddhist	6
		Christian	1
		Hindu	11
		Kirat	1
Nigeria	50.0%	Christian	6
		Pentecostalist	1
North Korea	0.0%	Christian	4
		No Religion	4
Norway	1.6%	Moslem	1
Pakistan	96.4%	Ahmadiyya	221
		Catholic	6
		Christian	78
		Moslem	7
		Moslem Shiite	27
		Moslem Suni	4
		Protestant	1
		Moslem	8
		Moslem Suni	20
Russia	15.0%	Baptist	82
		Evangelical Christian	12
		Jehovah Witness	3
		Jewish	21
		No Religion	2
		Pentecostalist	134
		Seventh Day Adventist	25
		Uniate	2
		Unknown	1
Rwanda	4.6%	Baptist	8
		Catholic	17
		Christian	14
		Jehovah Witness	6
		Moslem	6
		No Religion	3
		Pentecostalist	5
		Protestant	2
Senegal	94.0%	Catholic	1
		Moslem	8
Sierra Leone	60.0%	Christian	3
Somalia	100.0%	Christian	1
		Moslem	5,253
		Moslem Suni	268
		Pentecostalist	1
South Sudan	7.0%	Catholic	7
		Christian	81
		Moslem	1
		Protestant	10
Sri Lanka	7.0%	Catholic	8
		Christian	12
		Hindu	36
Sudan	97.0%	Catholic	14
		Christian	91
		Evangelical Christian	8
		Moslem	474
		Moslem Suni	83
		Orthodox	5
		Protestant	33
Sweden	4.0%	Moslem	2
Syria	88.0%	Catholic	3
		Christian	28
		Moslem	50
		Moslem Shiite	17
		Moslem Suni	7,888
		No Religion	1
		Orthodox	5
		Other Religion	5
		Yazidi	10
Thailand	5.0%	Buddhist	1
Togo	13.7%	Catholic	1
		Christian	13
Tunisia	99.0%	Moslem Suni	1
Uganda	15.0%	Catholic	7
		Christian	9
		Moslem	12
		Pentecostalist	1
		Protestant	10
		Seventh Day Adventist	1
Ukraine	0.5%	Baptist	460
		Christian	1
		Evangelical Christian	24
		Jehovah Witness	2
		Jewish	12
		No Religion	7
		Pentecostalist	873
		Seventh Day Adventist	46
		Ukr Orthodox	2
		Uniate	85
Uzbekistan	89.0%	Atheist	1
		Baptist	1
		Evangelical Christian	6
		Jewish	4
		Moslem	3
		Orthodox	1
		Pentecostalist	1
Vietnam	0.9%	Buddhist	12
		Cao Dai	3
		Catholic	5
		Christian	15
		No Religion	3
Yemen	99.0%	Christian	3
		Jewish	7
		Moslem	8
		Moslem Suni	3
Zimbabwe	1.0%	Catholic	2
		Christian	3