Refugees and asylum / Jim Gallagher.

SeriesImmigration issues
Abstract "Wars are fought by soldiers, but they greatly disrupt the lives of civilians. When national governments can no longer protect their citizens from violence, people must leave their homes to protect themselves and their families. Often, they may leave their country altogether and seek safety and shelter in another country. These victims of war and conflict are known as refugees. Resolving the current migration crisis will require the United States to remain engaged with the international community. America has always been an international leader when it comes to helping refugees. All nations must work together to address the conditions that cause refugee crises, such as poverty, climate change, civil war, and religious or ethnic persecution. They must also agree on large-scale humanitarian efforts to redevelop destabilized countries and encourage developing economies in Africa, Latin America, and Asia"-- Provided by publisher.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Gallagher, Jim, 1969- Refugees and asylum San Diego, CA : ReferencePoint Press, 2020. 9781682827673
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