Steve Jobs' legacy cited in California’s Syrian refugee debate
The legacy of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs lives on in many ways, most recently in the debate over the fate of Syrian refugees.
The California Senate unanimously approved a resolution late Friday urging the U.S. to "dramatically increase" the number of Syrian refugees allowed into the U.S.
The push was made by state Sen. Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens), who made an impassioned speech on the state Senate floor urging the U.S. to increase the number of Syrian refugees it is accepting. "The United States cannot sit back and allow refugees to languish," said Lara.
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