submitted the first ndcs and 44 of them have upgraded it. india is facing 1.36 billion people and they will say, if you look at what we ve done, we ve done more than many other countries, but there is a challenge and they are looking at is the other big guys, we are doing more than you, so we re going to argue about it. what the small islands are saying to india is, please help us. and the truth is, india has been very, very supportive of small island states, so are we hoping that everybody will come to the table, everybody will listen, everybody will see the reality? yes, we are, but every single country is looking at how they can help their own people and i understand that, i really understand that. but for the 32 small states in our commonwealth,
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emirates, egypt and lebanon. also missing from the list, pakistan, birthplace of the san bernardino attack killer where 14 were killed in the united states. she entered the united states on a fiancee visa. the cato institute determined the chance of getting killed by a terrorist attack caused by a refugee is 1.36 billion a year. you re three time more likely to be killed by a fellow american with a gun and that a jihady terrorists. and what about the iraqis who have worked with the united states in the war against terror? how can we leave them behind? i m mindful that syrian refugees face a hobson s choice of siding with bashar al assad or isis. instead, many fleed.
bans them from making members pay dues. and also forces them to organize annually. some protesters feel the governor is using the bill to try and break the union. we have to kill this bill. if this bill passes it is the end of collective bargaining for all public employees. and then it will really be the end of collective bargaining for all employees because the governor won t just stop there. well, again, the governor is basically saying this is the only way to try and avoid layoffs. he also argues there s no money to bargain with. the state is looking with a $176 million budget shortfall and a $1.36 billion deficit over the next two years. he says this proposal will help bring the public sector benefits in line with the private sector. there s got to be some fairness, and we ve got to be in balance with where the taxpayers are who foot the bill for all of