Trump Administration Expected To Fight Ruling On Refugee Resettlement

The transcript discusses President Trump's executive order requiring local and state governments to opt-in for refugee resettlement, which faced legal challenges for being unconstitutional. Texas became the first state to refuse refugees, raising concerns about economic impacts and service reductions. Governor Abbott stated Texas has done its part, but advocates argue for continued support. Refugees contribute significantly to the economy, and many governors have opted into resettlement. The Trump administration plans to appeal the ruling.

What was the main requirement of President Trump's executive order regarding refugees?

• Local and state governments must opt-in to accept refugees.

• Refugees must be resettled only in rural areas.

• Local and state governments must accept all refugees.

• Refugees must be resettled only in urban areas.

What was the primary concern of advocates when Texas refused to accept refugees?

• Overcrowding in schools.

• Lack of housing for refugees.

• Impact on the state's economy and existing refugees.

• Increase in crime rates.

How many refugees did Texas admit last year according to Governor Abbott?

• 2500

• 1000

• 5000

• 500

What was the total tax contribution of refugees in Texas in 2015?

• $500 million

• $1.6 billion

• $2 billion

• $3 billion

How many governors have opted into the refugee resettlement program?

• 50

• 42

• 25

• 10