Commentary / World Sep 15, 2013
U.S. can take in more than 33 Syrian refugees
The U.N. estimates that 7 million Syrians are displaced in their own country or refugees in other countries. The world must do more to help them.
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The U.N. estimates that 7 million Syrians are displaced in their own country or refugees in other countries. The world must do more to help them.
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