How to pronounce “refugees” in English

Refugees have a green card.

Refugees.

refugees escaping pogroms in North Africa.

refugees Oh you mean c how do refugees cross that part yeah the the southern

refugees homeless women women in prison they spent their lives waiting waiting for a return to their Homeland waiting

refugees, asylum seekers, economic migrants, one of the biggest crises that certainly the continent of Europe,

refugees in the Mediterranean.

refugees would have been treated in a much worse way.

refugees or at Lincoln Center I have never ever

that refugees in Jordan across the Middle East can use.

of refugees and immigrants.

And refugees, in particular, have been in the spotlight, both here and abroad, and for good reason.

And refugees don't want to be recipients of welfare.

Some refugees have been there 10, 20, 30 years before they even arrive to America, especially those coming in from Africa.

about refugees.

The refugees in America are resettled in some 300 communities across the country.

Muslim refugees-- and helping to integrate them, social inclusion grant working to build stronger communities

The refugees-- you know that happened.

Syrian refugees, white people in the United States living shorter lives than their parents live-- white poor people-- the intractable problem

about refugees and who they are-- this morning, I saw a great article in "The New York Times" about Syrian refugees coming to the US and about,

for refugees.

More refugees in the last year than any year since World War II.

prevent refugees from some of the troubles further south in Central Central America from entering and staying in the

for refugees without permissory papers.

These refugees were fleeing a brutal civil war back home.

Of refugees.

Currently refugees, asylum seekers, economic migrants – one of the biggest crises that

and refugees and asylum seekers.

The refugees are really refugees but it wouldn’t – it’s not rocket science to understand that it’s perfectly possible to place some Jihadist fighters in there.

The refugees are the effect – you need to look at the cause in order to remove the effect.

We became political refugees.

And she works with refugees in our community.

And they're refugees who are able to make it to the United States and come to our community, coming with nothing, and they need to be helped.

Commission for Refugees.

And there are still refugees arriving at that camp.

to millions of refugees.

My father was helping refugees and immigrants transition to their new lives in this country.

to keep Vietnamese refugees apart because they were worried about acculturation and assimilation.

Some of them are refugees.

We had refugees.

And about climate refugees-- I'm sure all of you have already heard this, climate refugees, right?

We were refugees for about a year, and then we got accepted into Canada.

I worked with Syrian refugees a lot.

The Vietnamese refugees really believe that they've succeeded in the United States, and they've done it the right way, and everybody else should do it the right way.

We work with refugees.

Because what refugees are doing around the world, they're behaving differently than they used to.

And so what refugees are doing is they're not-- like in El Salvador in the 1980s, many refugees crossed the border and into Honduras

Today where refugees are doing is, I'm not going to sit around in a refugee camp and wait for them to give me food

We don't have refugees here.