A community of 30,000 US Transcriptionist serving Medical Transcription Industry
My refugee husband, who is now a small business owner and hefty taxpayer, also took advantage of this program in the early 80s while migrating from Iran (to escape imminent persecution for anti-regime political activities) via Germany, then Iowa, under the resettlement program. He was on the dole for hostel housing, food, medical care and pocket money for around 16 months (9 months in Germany, and another 7 months in Iowa) while the bureacratic red tape ran its course and he became established in a host-family residence, a part-time job and school enrollment for ESL and jobs skills). Within 6 months of his arrival, he had acquired enough English to land a job, then took it from there. The program, compassion, voluntary involvement and financial sjupport of his host family saved his life.
Jon Stewart pointed out that that part of his family history must mean Mitt could never get his own dad's vote, nor could he convince him to ever take personal responsibility for himself to become a productive contributor, relegating him to the moocher heap. LOL.
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