A Fraction Of Global Refugees Resettle In The U.S. Who Are They?

The video discusses the refugee crisis, focusing on individuals forced to flee due to war and persecution. It highlights the US's refugee resettlement policies, which have seen a significant decline in admissions. The selection process for refugees involves the UNHCR and US vetting, prioritizing those most in need. Personal stories of refugees like Karim Ullah and Imran Muhammad illustrate the challenges faced. The video also covers the US-Australia refugee deal, which allowed many Rohingya refugees to resettle in the US, despite the Trump administration's general opposition to expanded resettlement.

What is the main reason some refugees, like Hassan and Karim Ullah, had to flee their home countries?

• Economic opportunities

• War and persecution

• Educational purposes

• Tourism

Who is responsible for setting the annual cap on refugee admissions in the US?

• The United Nations

• The US Congress

• The US President

• The Department of State

Which organization is primarily responsible for identifying refugees most in need of resettlement?

• IMF

• UNICEF

• UNHCR

• WHO

What is a key factor in the US's decision to accept a refugee for resettlement?

• Their language skills

• Their national security threat level

• Their potential economic contribution

• Their educational background

What was the reason for Mohammed's complicated journey to the US?

• He chose to travel through multiple countries

• He faced violence in Burma and was detained in Australia

• He was initially resettled in Australia

• He was denied entry due to lack of documents

What was the outcome of the deal between Australia and the Obama administration regarding refugees?

• Refugees were resettled in the US

• Refugees were detained indefinitely

• Refugees were resettled in Canada

• Refugees were sent back to their home countries

What is the Trump administration's stance on expanded refugee resettlement?

• Supportive of increased resettlement

• Opposed to any form of expanded resettlement

• Neutral on the issue

• Encouraging resettlement in Europe