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Donald Trump on Proposed Muslim Ban: "You Know My Plans"

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Spicer said terrorists would have flooded into the country had POTUS given any notice.

 

I'm not sure they have a grasp on how it works.

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Chuck Schumer:

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said in November 2015 that it may be necessary to halt the program to resettle Syrian refugees in the United States, citing security concerns over terrorism.

 

 

Chuck Schumer now:

"This executive order was mean-spirited and un-American," the Democratic senator from New York said through tears. "It was implemented in a way that created chaos and confusion across the country."

Schumer blasted Trump on Friday after the president signed an executive order that halted the country's refugee resettlement program for 120 days and banned Syrian refugees from the U.S. indefinitely.

"Tears are running down the cheeks of the Statue of Liberty tonight as a grand tradition of America, welcoming immigrants, that has existed since America was founded, has been stomped upon," Schumer said in a statement.

Why is Saudi Arabia not on the list then?

 

I mean there is a pretty logical reason if we take our partisan caps off. I know this is the line across a lot of liberal or left leaning websites. But there are obvious political reasons for both parties. There is a reason why after 8 years of Democrats bashing Bush on Saudi Arabia , during the 8 years of Obama nothing changed.

Spicer said terrorists would have flooded into the country had POTUS given any notice.

 

I'm not sure they have a grasp on how it works.

 

Seems like a simplistic stance? Do you then ?

I mean there is a pretty logical reason if we take our partisan caps off. I know this is the line across a lot of liberal or left leaning websites. But there are obvious political reasons for both parties. There is a reason why after 8 years of Democrats bashing Bush on Saudi Arabia , during the 8 years of Obama nothing changed.

 

I'm not a Democrat.

 

I find it hypocritical that the key player of 9/11 is not part of our efforts to secure the influx of terrorists.

I'm not a Democrat.

 

I find it hypocritical that the key player of 9/11 is not part of our efforts to secure the influx of terrorists.

 

Maybe we should ban the Japanese too, they also attacked us in the past. :lol2:

 

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Maybe we should ban the Japanese too, they also attacked us in the past. :lol2:

 

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:lol2:

 

If our current war was vs the Japanese I could see that. But since it's not . . . :walk:

 

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Seriously the biggest reason some countries made the list (developed by the previous administration by the way) and some countries didn't comes down to being able to determine who someone is.

 

Saudi Arabia for instance has a functioning Government and a Government ID system in place. That makes vetting of their citizens easier than those of say Sudan, Syria, Somalia and others that have no way of identifying or tracking their citizens. Nearly all of the refugees are from areas where it is nearly impossible to positively ID them or complete a background search on them.

 

Do I trust the Saudi's...nope. But since the 9/11 attacks how many other attacks have been carried out by Saudis?

Any protection needs to based on future threats not ones from the past. Refugees or those migrating within those groups have been tied to several of the attacks in Europe.

Seriously the biggest reason some countries made the list (developed by the previous administration by the way) and some countries didn't comes down to being able to determine who someone is.

 

Saudi Arabia for instance has a functioning Government and a Government ID system in place. That makes vetting of their citizens easier than those of say Sudan, Syria, Somalia and others that have no way of identifying or tracking their citizens. Nearly all of the refugees are from areas where it is nearly impossible to positively ID them or complete a background search on them.

 

Do I trust the Saudi's...nope. But since the 9/11 attacks how many other attacks have been carried out by Saudis?

Any protection needs to based on future threats not ones from the past. Refugees or those migrating within those groups have been tied to several of the attacks in Europe.

 

the fountainhead of Islamic extremism that promotes and legitimizes such violence lies with the fanatical “Wahhabi” strain of Islam centered in Saudi Arabia. And if the world wants to tamp down and eliminate such violent extremism, it must confront this primary host and facilitator.

 

How Saudi Wahhabism Is the Fountainhead of Islamist Terrorism | The Huffington Post

 

The Saudi's have had a host of terrorists attack in their country since 9/11.

 

9/11 Report’s 28 Pages on Saudi Arabia’s Terrorism Connections Should Be Released | National Review

I am completely in favor of securing or borders and being vigilant in ensuring that that we keep terrorist out of our country, even if that means restriction those from certain areas. However, that being said I found this meme to be hilarious.

 

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