Millions of Syrians are taking dangerous risks in order to seek safety. Millions risk crossing cold oceans and prefer to leave it all behind if it keeps their family safe. Millions of children had to stop going to school simply because it was no longer safe. But now it seems like not even their homes are safe. Is one not suppose to feel comfort in their own home? Just imagine not knowing …show more content…
But there are certain measures the nation can take in order to minimize such actions. Background checks can be required. One can also limit their freedom such as the “right to bare arms” and forbid it to non-citizens (Constitution of the United States). By limiting and monitoring refugees then one can know who the refugees really are. If necessary then only allow children to come in. Because children should not have to face the fear of being targeted or being abused.
How long will Americans wait for things to make a drastic turn; just to realize that other people’s lives matter to. In World War ll many countries were blinded and never believed of the terrible things the Jewish lived through. For years many lived in ignorance and decided it was best to let them deal with their own problems. In 1994 the Rwandan Genocide also sparked while some never thought much of it. Due to such actions hundreds of lives were lost. How many innocent people have to be killed, abused, or tortured for us to take a