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California Agencies Brace for Syrian Refugees
The White House said today the US will accept "at least" 10,000 people from war zones in the Middle East. Secretary of State John Kerry reportedly told congressional leaders in a closed session that 100,000 may be coming. One place that's likely to see an influx is Orange County.
By Warren Olney • • 7m ListenThe White House said today the US will accept "at least" 10,000 people from war zones in the Middle East. Secretary of State John Kerry reportedly told congressional leaders in a closed session that 100,000 may be coming. One place that's likely to see an influx is Orange County. Nahla Kayali is founder and executive director of Access California Services, which serves Arab and Muslim refugees and immigrants.
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