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Seattle Symphony hosts concert to support immigrants

Seattle Symphony hosts concert to support immigrants

            Music beyond border concert has been organized by the Seattle Symphony as they use pieces from the seven states that are Syria, Iran, Somalia, Yemen, Iraq and Libya. According to the new US president, he strongly believes that these seven states should not be allowed to be refugees in US as they were banned indefinitely as from long time ago. This resulted to a federal judge to make an order of holding the ban all over the country. As a result of the order from President Trump, chaos was experienced as soon as he made his orders and this prompted the Seattle Symphony to perform a free concert that would showcase music from all the seven states. They aimed at reuniting the society so as to celebrate the freedom of expression especially at a time as this that they were experiencing conflict (Larkin n.p).

            A huge number of people turned out for the concert and it is thus evident that people are in quest for a regional solidarity with the immigrants as well as the refuges. The support awarded by the US citizens shows that some of the US citizens are also not happy with the imposition of this ban by the president on the immigrants and the refuges.

            The only way to solve the problem of causing chaos is to reevaluate on the ban so as to ensure that all citizens across the globe are satisfied as well as at peace. The concert opened a forum to tap into the current energy that is in Seattle. The better way to solve this issue is through use of alternative measures on immigration issues.

 

 

 

References

Larkin A. Seattle Symphony hosts concert to support immigrants
  1. Retrieved from: http://edition.cnn.com/2017/02/07/politics/seattle-symphony-immigrant-music-trnd/index.html
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