Trump administration cannot nix legal status of 5,000 Ethiopians, US judge rules A federal judge on Wednesday halted a move by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to end legal protections ‌granted to over 5,000 Ethiopians that have allowed them to live and work in the Uni...

A federal #judge halted a move by the Trump administration to end #legal protections ‌granted to over 5,000 #Ethiopians that have allowed them to live and work in the United States.

Because the United States did not adopt a formal policy toward the admission of African refugees until 1980 there has been little opportunity for #Ethiopians to offer their services in the U.S. military

Because the Amharic-speaking #Ethiopians had the greatest access to educational opportunities in Ethiopia they were the most heavily represented group of #Ethiopians admitted to the U.S. in the 1990s

The majority of #Ethiopians that ultimately migrated to the United States came from Khartoum, Sudan

The majority of #Ethiopians admitted to the U.S. were Christian because they were considered the best candidates to easily assimilate into American culture

Because the Amharic-speaking #Ethiopians had the greatest access to educational opportunities in Ethiopia they were the most heavily represented group of #Ethiopians admitted to the U.S. in the 1990s

Studies suggest that #Ethiopians have greater success adapting to their new country when they gravitate to regions heavily populated with Black Americans

Abiy’s Hubris, Failure to Learn from the Past

#Ethiopians often believe that sheer manpower and firepower guarantee victory. Yet, despite possessing both in abundance, neither the Derg dictatorship survived nor did Prime Minister Abiy secure the pyrrhic victory he so desperately craved in #Tigray.

Blacks in Antiquity: Ethiopians in the Greco-Roman Experience
by Frank M. Snowden Jr.

We don't seem to have enough books on this subject matter or maybe I'm just missing them.
#ancientgreece #ancientrome #blacks #ethiopians

#booksky #nonfiction

#Eritrean Americans might have mixed feelings about #Ethiopians being their closest cultural allies. So long as they avoid the topic of the war, the two groups are able to get along very well

#Ethiopians lack valuable exposure to the team work, leadership, and organizational activities that many American children are trained to thrive in at an early age.

#Ethiopians were among the first African immigrants to voluntarily come to the United States

#Ethiopians generally receive superior health care services in the United States in comparison to their home country

#Ethiopians began to migrate to America after the passage of the 1980 Refugee Act

#Ethiopians began to immigrate to the United States in large numbers in large part to escape the repressive political tactics of the Mariam regime.

#Ethiopians have been the most heavily represented group from Africa admitted to the United States between 1982 and 1994

#Ethiopians are aware of racial divisions that exist in the United States, however, they generally try to resist forming an identity out of their ethnicity

According to 1992 Office of Refugee Resettlement data, the majority of #Ethiopians that were admitted to the U.S. were males (62 %)

Ethiopia’s fresh quest for sea access unsettles the Horn Ethiopia’s ruling party has revived a long-dormant debate over maritime access, rattling neighbours in the Horn of Africa.

Ethiopia’s Quest for Sea Access Unsettles the Horn

Ruling Prosperity Party says #Ethiopians have made it “unequivocally clear that they’ll not accept a future defined by unjust landlockness. Demand for maritime access is legitimate, just and irreversible.”
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#Eritrean Americans might have mixed feelings about #Ethiopians being their closest cultural allies. So long as they avoid the topic of the war, the two groups are able to get along very well

Although #Ethiopians generally feel more comfortable interacting with African Americans, they do not feel privy to the historical, political, and socio-economic fight for equal standing held by the African American community

Only Somalis have exceeded #Ethiopians in the numbers of African immigrants arriving in the United States after 1994

Because the United States did not adopt a formal policy toward the admission of African refugees until 1980 there has been little opportunity for #Ethiopians to offer their services in the U.S. military

Only a small percentageof wealthy #Ethiopians possess the skills necessary to forge a middle class livelihood in the United States

Because the Amharic-speaking #Ethiopians had the greatest access to educational opportunities in Ethiopia they were the most heavily represented group of #Ethiopians admitted to the U.S. in the 1990s

With the exception of professionals such as medical doctors and academics, the majority of #Ethiopians have found work in the service sector of the American economy.

#Ethiopians are aware of racial divisions that exist in the United States, however, they generally try to resist forming an identity out of their ethnicity

Lawless #CIA #Mossad nonsensical rant! In due time #justice⚖️ will prevail #Eritreans ‘ll get paid

The region can lawfully use resources if it wasn’t you & your puppets🐶engaging regional & #civil wars

#Eritrea trained #Ethiopians & fought all the way to #Addis

#OutCIAMossadNOW

#peace #FreedomNOW🙏

#Ethiopians began to immigrate to the United States in large numbers in large part to escape the repressive political tactics of the Mariam regime.

Like many immigrants who are forced to adapt to American culture, #Ethiopians have found it hard to compromise between the culture from which they came and the culture in which they must now live