Boy, this is a hard one. People who have no where to go, who have lost everything, shuttled (hundreds?) of miles away from anyone they know, execpt for the people they are with. Relying on strangers for clothes, probably pretty sorry food, even though it is free. Not haveing a regular shower, or feel clean. Sleeping on the floor. Trying to take care of your kids, or having to put up with strangers screaming kids.
When are you going home. And to WHAT? You saw your house was either leveled, or not to be lived in ever again. OMG I can't imagine.
You live in Houston. 5 miles from the astrodome. The poorest states in the Union are sending its poor, homeless (several homeless before) uneducated, people to your lovely state. 25,000 of them!!!!!!!!!! In your own backyard. They can't keep them prisoner. Its going to be hard for all of these people to co-exist in a closed in space. They don't have anything back home, So why not just make Houston my new home. You are probably going to see more begging on the streets of downtown. There is always the bad element of any group, so they won't be allowed to stay at the Astrodome, So to make ends meet, they will break into your homes and businesses.
I don't know what I would think. But just 15 miles away, we have an army? camp. We are getting 400 refugees. I am already going through closets getting clothes for them.
I would want people to give me the benefit of the doubt, if I was hurting like these people are.
Look at Carmel. He is taking in a couple, into his home. He is a truly caring man, and a wonderful wife. HL
PS. It does bring back memories of when Castro let prisoners out of jail, loaded them up, with thieves, and prostitutes, and the sick, and sent them to America.