Yes, it is!

h/t Maggie's Farm

2,500 "refugees" rejected by Australia coming to America.

Melissa Jacobs reports at Fox News,

Nearly 2,500 refugees from terrorism hotspots around the world are bound for the U.S. after being rejected by Australia, but not even top lawmakers can get answers about who they are.

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Bringing in the Muslims

Phillip Connor reports at Pew Research that nearly half of the refugees allowed into the United States this year are Muslims. I am sure it is just a coincidence.
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Women and children?

CDR M reports at Ace of Spades,

Women and children my ass. Pew Survey: 73% of Europe's refugees in 2015 were men.

I haven't found data yet for refugees entering the United States that break down the male female ratio but I did find this regarding folks coming across from the south. You see the same imbalance. In FY2015, 68% of unaccompanied children were males. In fact for the last four years it has been 77%, 73%, 66%, and 68%.

Here you can see by state the breakdown of where all refugees are being relocated. CA is leading the charge.

Where they're coming from, and where they are (and are not) going

Please note: neighboring wealthy Gulf states that have taken ZERO refugees: Saudi: 0, Kuwait: 0, Qatar: 0, Emirates: 0, Bahrain: 0'

All this information comes from Daily Mail, where Jay Akbar writes,

Gulf nations argue that accepting large numbers of Syrian refugees is a serious threat to the safety of its citizens because terrorists could hide themselves among civilians.

Fleeing Africa

Mail Online reports that 10,000 people fleeing war in Africa have been rescued by Italian ships this week. One dinghy full of refugees became punctured, so refugees started praying. Since they prayed to God, instead of Allah, ten Christians were thrown overboard. Over 900 making the perilous journey have either died or gone missing since the start of the year and 400 migrants died in two shipwrecks last week. The UN said that 23,500 migrants had sailed to Italy this year in addition to 12,000 who had sailed to Greece.
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