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The fact is that most of the mass murders are home grown, not immigrants. You should worry more the 15,000 murders per year in the US rather than some irrational reason to fear immigrants that are responsible for a small fraction.
We can't deport Americans who might be eventual home grown mass murderers. We can however refuse to accept those from known terrorist countries which cuts back the chance of mass murder happening. This is so simple that I don't know why anyone would use the argument about American mass murderers as an excuse not to stop foreign ones.
There is no irrational fear about those from known terrorist countries. It's common sense to protect ourselves from them. We have had several incidents on our soil to prove it.
We can't deport Americans who might be eventual home grown mass murderers. We can however refuse to accept those from known terrorist countries which cuts back the chance of mass murder happening. This is so simple that I don't know why anyone would use the argument about American mass murderers as an excuse not to stop foreign ones.
There is no irrational fear about those from known terrorist countries. It's common sense to protect ourselves from them. We have had several incidents on our soil to prove it.
Yes, we do and guess where a bunch of them came from, a country Not on the list.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority appeared poised to hand President Donald Trump a huge legal victory, signaling on Wednesday it was likely to uphold his contentious travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries.
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