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"When was the last time you heard news accounts of a boatload of American refugees arrive on the shores of another country?"

- Marco Rubio

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This quote by Marco Rubio is a reference to the current refugee dilemma in the United States. It is a suggestion that the United States is not immune to the very same problems that other nations are facing. The quote is a contact us to action for Americans to identify the circumstances of refugees and to do something about it to assist those in requirement. It is likewise a suggestion that the US is not the only nation facing an evacuee crisis, and that other nations are additionally having a hard time to provide refuge for those in requirement. The quote is a pointer that the United States ought to not be obsequious in the face of an international refugee dilemma, which it must take steps to ensure that evacuees are offered with the essential support as well as resources to rebuild their lives.

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