Jewish Refugees Research Paper

She's hiding under the only thing protecting her from the bombs, grips the bumpy blanket and closes her eyes. She imagines planes filled with food and water, looking down as her country gets smaller and smaller and flames start to rise up. Boom! She counts to three as her mother told her before she passed away. Running faster than her legs could keep up she escapes the rumbled bedroom. She hold her only companion on her hand a stuffed puppy with a broker ear running away from the flames from her house without knowing when she’ll ever understand why they killed her mother. Many refugees are fleeing from the oppression of the war in their country, meanwhile the people in the United States are living with the certainty of seeing another day
Many people travel to many countries in order to aid since they want to assist the ones in need. In 1933 through 1945 the Europeans created a massacre that took away the lives of more than 6 million Jews. Thinking back to this era we seem to notice the abuse both mentally and physically, the victims were put through starvation, dehydration, they were stripped from their rights and also suffered sexual abuse. The United States once denied to serve a helping hand to the Jewish refugees, in 1939 the ship St. Louis carrying jewish refugees from Germany, was turned away by many other countries including the United States. According to “ The Voyage of the St. Louis” ( document 10) it showed the distress and guilty of the Government action of denying the help to the jewish refugees, the resident of richmond Virginia had quoted “ The failure to take any steps whatsoever to assist their distressed, persecuted Jews in their hour of extremity was one of the most disgraceful things which has happened in America history and leaves a stain and brand of shame upon the record of our nation. The Holocaust is similar to the situation in which the refugees in places suffering attacks due to war. The United States have felt the shame of not helping to prevent death of the Holocaust Refugees, after this experience the citizens around the United States don't want to
Biases are used to in some ways influence an opinion to other people. Donald Trump has been publicly expressing his feelings about minorities, women and specially refugees. Using words such as “ terrorist¨ ¨rapist¨ and ¨ bad ¨Hombre¨ to publicly express false information to the American people. Taking in these xenophobic actions, the people of the United States cannot rely on this stereotypes to influence their opinions on the refugees. In an article titled ¨Donald trump: Syrian Refugees a Trojan Horse” for CNN, trump quoted “ We cannot let them into this country, period. Our country has tremendous problems. We can't have another problem.” This man is basically referring to these people who are traveling thousands of miles, risking their lives to escape a crisis that they have nothing to do with them as a problem. The refugees aren't the problem, the problem is someone bashing someone who's innocent and in danger. The united States can cover the sun by just covering it, if our country has been in most of the crisis in other countries why can't we help people who are basically losing everything they ever had in life. Addressing the biases of refugees bringing violence to the country is another way in which people in power chose to influence the