I agree but sometime you have no choice when they are allowing terrorist to train and plan attacks on the US and our allies.There's a lot that can be done to prevent radicalization among American Muslims.I'm not sure what actions you would expect a normal, middle class family in the Islamic world to take against terrorists. Go out and kill them?
I've talked to a few people who sounded really angry when they talked about terorrists, and what they are doing in the name of Islam. They sounded to me like they meant it, and I'm sure their friends and neighbours know who they feel.
It's just not that easy to reign in hot heads and firebrands in another part of town.
Muslim-American communities should widely disseminate their condemnation of terrorism and violence, and those statements should be publicized. Law enforcement has a role to play as well, by making efforts to increase the level of trust and communication with such communities. This could include the cultivation of Muslim-American informants, a policy that could be developed and openly discussed with community leaders.
Policymakers should include Muslim-Americans in their outreach efforts, and public officials should attend events at mosques, as they do churches and synagogues. A study of Islamic terrorism in the US and Europe reveal one of the major causes of the radicalization is the lack of integration into the community. This is typified by statements of one of the Boston bombers in which he discussed his lack of understand Americans.
And America could stop interfering in and invading Muslim countries.
That may well help.