Topic: Dominican Republic set to deport residents that can't prove
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Leigh2154

Wed 06/17/15 12:35 PM




Looking for the big picture here, not sure what the problem is:

Too many bad people running nations badly (or driving them into anarchy)?

Too many people?


There are many 'causes', like war, poverty and political turmoil, but the primary 'reasons' for the increase during the last decade are globalization and foreign and economic policy...

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LTme

Wed 06/17/15 12:46 PM

That's almost certainly true L2.
It would be quite odd if it were all because of only one thing.

Do you think the Arab Spring has had anything to do with it?

Not just Tunisia, but Libya, Egypt, and central Africa?
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mightymoe

Wed 06/17/15 12:55 PM





Looking for the big picture here, not sure what the problem is:

Too many bad people running nations badly (or driving them into anarchy)?

Too many people?


There are many 'causes', like war, poverty and political turmoil, but the primary 'reasons' for the increase during the last decade are globalization and foreign and economic policy...




life sucks everywhere for poor people...
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Rock

Wed 06/17/15 01:36 PM

I'm okay with the deportations.
As long as, they aren't sent to the u.s..
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InvictusV

Wed 06/17/15 02:36 PM

at the end of 2014 ... 38 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide.

7.6 million in Syria alone.. That accounts for the highest number from one country.