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It is a trojan horse. Do not let the Islamophilic Democrats bring them in, only for the sake of a few thousand votes.
American interests come first and foremost.
In the United States, foreign born residents are estimated to contribute almost $19,000 more in tax receipts each decade than they consume in government benefits. We don’t have to worry about immigrants and refugees scrounging for welfare benefits, because they will work and be net contributors to the tax system on average.
Foreign born residents vs. refugees:
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Very heavy use of welfare programs by Middle Eastern refugees, and the fact that they have only 10.5 years of education on average, makes it likely that it will be many years, if ever, before this population will cease to be a net fiscal drain on public coffers — using more in public services than they pay in taxes.
also, DHS has "ramped up its staffing to interview and vet refugees in several key locations, including Jordan, where officers conducted interviews for about 12,000 applicants who had been initially screened by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. The State Department also restarted interviews of UNHCR-screened refugees in Beirut, Lebanon in February, and began processing cases in Erbil, Iraq in December."
Of the 4 million Syrian refugees, the U.S. has only approved 10,000, to date. Not exactly teeming hordes.
You can be naive enough to believe the spin that comes out of the White House. I'll go with what the FBI and CIA Directors, as well as counterterrorist experts have stated when they said they do not have an adequate system in place to properly vet them.
We've seen American born white teenagers try and join ISIS. For whatever reason you wouldn't expect that from citizens from your own country.
So if it can happen to them. What makes you think Syrian born children won't end up that way? I'm not saying all of them will I just think that you have many Syrian children who are going to be coming to foreign soil and grow up with a lot of questions about there past.
I just think that if ISIS is able to recruit American children they will have an even more successful rate of Syrian refugees. Especially if some of these Syrian refugees end up living in poverty and hard life here in the states.
Since the September 11 attack, the US has accepted 745,000 refugees from around the world. Zero of these refugees have been arrested on domestic terrorism charges.
Since the September 11 attack, the US has accepted 745,000 refugees from around the world. Zero of these refugees have been arrested on domestic terrorism charges.
Of the 4 million Syrian refugees, the U.S. has only approved 10,000, to date. Not exactly teeming hordes.
Don't want 10.000 Syrian women and children refugees. They are going to need too much government aid if the women can't find work or can't work due to needing to take care of their children. And more children will mean higher costs to us taxpayers in order to put them through our public school system. And what about needing additional school personnel to teach them English or translate for them? Our public schools cost us too much as it is.
I say no to the US taking in Syrian refugees. Look at what happened in Germany.
CIS is an anti-immigration activist organization. Refugees typically show a return on investment, improve the economy where they are settled and are more likely than other immigrants to start small businesses.
How will letting them into the country increase our "greatness"? Specifics, please.
They will work hard and contribute to the economy. Most immigrants do.
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