In this November 2015 file photo, people wait in line to
enter the migrant and refugee registration camp in Greece. Two refugees
from Syria have relocated to South Carolina through Lutheran Social
Services, a private resettlement agency. COLUMBIA, S.C. — Two refugees from Syria have relocated to South
Carolina and, despite the wishes of Gov. Nikki Haley, another Syrian
family is coming. A Social Services Department spokeswoman tells local media that two
Syrians were relocated to the Midlands this month though Lutheran
Services Carolinas, a private resettlement agency. That agency tells DSS another family from Syria has been cleared for
resettlement in the state. DSS said it did not know when that family
would arrive. Haley wrote Secretary of State John Kerry last month requesting that no Syrians be relocated to South Carolina. She said the U.S. should try to help people forced from their homes
but at the same time there are gaps in intelligence about those fleeing
Syria. Haley’s office learned of the refugees from DSS.
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