Why The Syrian Refugee Crisis

Syrian Refugee Crisis The road for Syrian refugees is very daunting, more importantly, the road behind them, tells a story as the road in front of them. In other words, the life they left, was as complicated as the life they are living now abroad. The home the refugees left was in utter disarray, amidst protests, fighting, bombings, shootings, and even sporadic region wide control under Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Even after leaving, they confront new and arduous tasks, whether they are traveling long distances, smuggling themselves across borders, finding new jobs to make money, and even whether or not to be able to receive a substantial amount of financial aid that will actually make a difference to them. The rather extensive aspect is that the road ahead is not so easy, they have to now establish a new life in a new setting with practically nothing. Syrian refugees are facing hardships left and right, whether they face them in Syria or abroad; the challenges are everywhere, and the entire world is
These refugees have seen and experienced things humans can only begin to fathom. Some have been lucky enough to get out of the country alive, others, have not been so fortunate. Thousands have fallen by many hands; foreign, domestic, accidentally and intentionally. Yet most of the world is sitting back and watching from afar. Yes, some have stepped in to help, but it takes more than the valiant few to provide all the help that is needed. These people have faced torture, rape, murder, imprisonment, and other atrocities, yet still their only goal is to make sure their family is safe. These people deserve a second chance, someone does not just have to hand it to them on a silver platter, these people just need a helpful nudge in the proper direction to start anew. Just like countless others before them have in the same