How Are Refugees Resettled In The U.S.?

The video follows Howell, a refugee in the US, and her son Suleiman's journey to reunite after years apart. It highlights the challenges faced due to policy changes under the Trump administration, detailing the extensive vetting process for refugees. The video also discusses the support provided by the government for refugee integration and the economic benefits they bring to communities. Despite local opposition in places like Bismarck, Howell and Suleiman remain hopeful about their future in the US.

What major event caused Howell to restart the process of bringing her son to the U.S.?

• The election of Donald Trump

• Howell's relocation to a different state

• A natural disaster in Uganda

• A change in refugee laws in Uganda

What is one of the first steps refugees undergo before arriving in the U.S.?

• Cultural orientation

• Learning English

• Background checks

• Job training

Who primarily funds the initial 90 days of refugee resettlement in the U.S.?

• Local charities

• The federal government

• Private sponsors

• International organizations

What is the main goal of refugee support service programs?

• To integrate refugees into military service

• To provide lifelong financial support

• To ensure refugees return to their home countries

• To make refugees self-sufficient

What is a common outcome for refugees in terms of taxes and benefits?

• They neither pay taxes nor receive benefits

• They receive more benefits than they pay in taxes

• They pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits

• They are exempt from paying taxes

What concern does the mayor of Bismarck have about refugee resettlement?

• Increased crime rates

• Lack of cultural diversity

• Strain on local resources

• Overcrowding in housing

How does Suleiman view his future in the U.S.?

• He plans to return to Uganda

• He believes he has a bright future

• He is uncertain and worried

• He wants to move to another country