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Section 10
Syrian Refugees - Preliminary Findings of a House Homeland Security Committee Review

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-Homeland Security Committee. Syrian Refugee Flows Security Risks and Counterterrorism Chanlenges. Preliminary Findings of a House Homeland Security Committee Review, November 2015 p 1-11.

-Blain Mamo MPH, Kailey Nelson MPH and Refugee Health Program. Refugee (Health) 101 in Minnesota. Minnesota Department of Health, February 10, 2015, p. 1-42.
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