Aren't you worried they will come after you, try to destroy
you the same way? I am more concerned about my country. We have got to salvage this
country's freedoms from the brink that it came to under the Obama
administration
Then we have a report, March 6, Paul Bedard, Washington Examiner: 300
Refugees Probed As Terrorists.
``In a bid to bolster President Trump's new executive order
suspending travelers from six nations into the U.S., federal law
enforcement officials revealed that they are investigating 300 refugees
for terrorist ties.
``While U.S. officials would not provide details on the FBI
investigations, they did say that they are refugees `who either
infiltrated with hostile intent or radicalized' since coming into the
United States.''
So these investigations are ongoing. I heard yet again this week a
number of times, some of my friends across the aisle would say: Look,
these refugees are not a problem. They are vetted for 2 years. We don't
have to worry about them. Yes, we do. We have already seen people who came in as refugees,
people who were granted asylum. A couple of them, I believe it was
Tennessee or Kentucky where they got asylum. They had not bothered to
check or notice that their fingerprints were on IEDs that were set up
to kill Americans. So this 2-year vetting, oh, no, no, it is a long, tedious process to
make sure they are okay. Well, I found out this week from an official
with Homeland Security who said he wanted to know just how thorough the
2-year investigation and vetting was by the U.N. because he knew
Homeland Security didn't do 2 years of vetting on these refugees. And,
of course, the judges--who don't know ``sic `em'' from ``come here''--
out in the 9th Circuit think they have the right under the Constitution
to be dictators, and for them, without proper knowledge of what is and
isn't a threat to this country, to
just dismiss orders that the President had the authority to make and
just say, oh, they are unconstitutional, even though from their own
statements they proved their own ignorance. So we have got refugees coming in. Thank God somebody at the Homeland
Security Department wanted to get to the bottom of exactly what occurs
during the 2 years that the United Nations refugee program does in
vetting people. So he went straight to the person in charge of the
refugee program at that time. He said: I would like to get a
description of the processes of vetting that refugees go through from
these countries they allege they are coming from. What all does the
U.N. do to vet these refugees? And the answer came back: Well, actually, we don't do any vetting of
the refugees. It is a long 2-year process most of the time, as we are
trying to convince countries to take these people. We are not spending
any of that time looking into their background.
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