Religious affiliation of U.S. refugees: Growing number of Muslims
A new Pew Research Center report
has details on the growing number of U.S. refugees that are Muslim —
indeed, in 2016, a record number of Muslim refugees were admitted to the
U.S. At the same time, Christians continue to make up a large share of
the refugees admitted to the United States. In fiscal 2017, for example,
a plurality of refugee arrivals were Christian (47%), with Muslims
(43%) representing the second-largest religious group.
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Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Religious affiliation of U.S. refugees
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