Is the United States willing to accept immigrants instead of refugees? Why?

The reason why the United States is willing to accept immigrants is that most immigrants go through formal procedures. The more people immigrate to the United States, the stronger the country will be, and there will be redundant labor. Moreover, when a person immigrates, he can bring more people with him. But refugees are different. Many refugees need them to appease them and help them get money. By contrast, they are definitely willing to emigrate rather than refugees.

The United States has only accepted 154 1 Syrian refugees in the past five years. Didn't you say that you have great ability and great responsibility? In today's world, whether economically or militarily, the United States is the well-deserved boss, but now, why does it seem so "powerless" in front of refugees?

The difficult situation in the Middle East began with the Arab Spring. It can be said that this dilemma was directed by the United States, and now, this mess has basically lost to European allies. Some people in the White House say that although the United States has no intention of "claiming" more refugees, it has also provided many "important help" to other countries. One of them is to provide funds to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the other is to teach European countries how to deal with refugee smuggling by experts from the US Coast Guard.

As an immigrant country, the United States is also the initiator of the chaos in the Middle East and the refugee problem. Under the pressure of the international community and domestic public opinion, it agreed to accept 1 10,000 refugees. International aid organizations believe that the number of refugees accepted by the United States should be increased to zero after 10 thousand. But in the eyes of the United States, refugees should settle accounts with dictators instead of blaming the United States. If the United States really agrees to accept a large number of refugees, it seems that the United States is responsible for the refugee problem.