The US refugee resettlement limits are a harsh reminder that compassion has a price tag. I mean, we can all agree that everyone deserves protection from war and persecution
, but it seems like some people think they're above the law or something... not cool. 7,500 spots is still way more than our own country's population
, so why should certain groups get priority over others?
What's really at play here? Is it politics, racism, or just a case of "we can't handle the truth"?
The fact that they're targeting specific countries and communities says a lot about our society's values. We need to take a step back, breathe, and remember what we're fighting for - fairness, equality, and humanity
. Can we do better?
7,500 spots? That's not just low, it's like they're trying to erase the word 'refugee' itself. What's next, a cap on helping those fleeing cancer treatment? It's time someone asked Trump about his priorities, but I'm sure he'll just tweet something about "merit-based" instead of face the facts 
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can't believe what's going on with the US refugee resettlement limits... 7,500 spots next year?! that's crazy! 
I'm all about welcoming people from around the world who are fleeing war & persecution. it breaks my heart to think that a country as powerful as the US is turning its back on those in need 
. and to prioritize white South Africans over others? no way, not cool 
.