When hearing somebody bring up Jewish refugees in the 1930 's some people think of the Holocaust and the Nazis. When hearing someone bring up Syrian refugees in present day some will think about terrorism and ISIS. Think about it, Syrians are in the same spot the Jews were in in the 1930 's, but the Syrians are getting treated much worse. There are many reasons for this.
To begin with, Syrians have been challenged, attempting to enter the United States. The Syrians have been struggling to enter the United States because Americans are afraid of the terrorists that very commonly come from Syria and other places in that area. It is not fair because the Syrians are trying to stay safe; in fact, Syrians currently live in a giant war zone. The United States pose Syrians as a threat for mostly one reason and that reason is where they come from. Syrians are being put in a terrible situation they have no control over. Although the U.S. is allowing more Syrian refugees in, it still isn 't much.
Having already left Europe
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As if it was the 1930 's all over again! This time it 's the Syrians instead of the Jews. In comparison to the Syrians, Jews were once also denied entrance into the United States. The reasons they were denied access to the U.S. is because the Americans are trying to keep lots of conflict and danger out of the U.S. so Americans could stay safe. Another similarity is that both the Jews and the Syrians were sent into a type of camp before they were allowed to enter the United States; therefore, they could make sure Syrians and Jews didn 't oppose as a threat to the United States. The camps Syrians and Jews were entered into took many years to complete. Both the Syrians and the Jews fled their country to stay safe. Syrians are trying to escape to stay safe from war and Jews tried to escape Europe in the 1930 's to stay safe from the Nazis. Syrians are in a very similar situation as in today with war and chaos just like the Jews were with the Holocaust in the