Month: April 2019

I don’t believe the Syrian refugees will be able to integrate easily into other countries. I feel that if they want to, they will find a way to make it work. There are a lot of different things one must try to be okay with. Such as religious differences. How do you put aside your beliefs if your new country because it is their way? What about language barriers? If you don’t speak the native tongue how do you suppose to be able to communicate effectively? There are several people that do not want to accept a new culture but are forced to because they now live in a new place. A lot of them struggle with the depression of not having a job, not being able to communicate, loss of their family and a sense of identity.

I believe that integration could happen in time. They need to be open to differences in the culture and way of life in their new place of residence.

I feel like it would be difficult to integrate to the US or Europe. I say this because we are far away and majority of the refugees travel by foot or sometimes boat and even if they were able to make it to either country its not a guarantee that they would be accepted in. It’s hard to watch as they face all these struggles and no one is really willing to take a lot of the refugees in because of their concerns for their own citizens. There is just so many refugees that are trying to seek asylum its gonna be hard for them to get into anywhere. My concerns are other countries aren’t really putting in an effort to help these people who are risking their lives for survival, what can we do to help stop this problem? or at least make it slightly better. Another concern I have is their family they are leaving them behind to try and find a better life but the woman and children are by themselves they are more prone to be attacked or robbed.