jc456
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they need passports and pass through customs to show where they've been. And need visas.again, yes they would need a visa to come. .but none of those others would be coming into this country unvetted. you keep bypassing that point.Why do you believe that these Syrian refugees are the real threat to the United States?
I don't, and I also don't know who the radicals look like. It's not like embedding terrorists in a group has never been done before right? you know this right? Please tell me you know this.
Absolutely it is possible that terrorist could be embedded within the Syrian refugees.
Or within a German student exchange program to the United States.
Unless you want to prevent every tourist and student and businessman AND refugee from coming to the United States- you cannot be certain you are excluding ever potential 'embedded terrorist'.
I know there are people who are so terrified now that that is what they do want.
When did conservative Americans become such cowards?
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All of those would be unvetted- unlike refugees.
The German exchange student wouldn't even need a visa to come here, nor would the Belgian businessman.
So again- when did conservative Americans become such cowards?
Who would need a visa?
Currently Belgians and French citizens don't require visa's.
Chinese citizens do require visa's.
None require any more 'vetting' than running their names through the DHS database.
Syrian refugees require refugee visa's- and vetting by multiple agencies.
So of course- you are terrified of the Syrian refugees.
US immigration service web page:
"Students and Exchange Visitors
If you wish to pursue full-time academic or vocational studies in the United States, you may be eligible for one of two nonimmigrant student categories. The “F” category is for academic students and the “M” is for vocational students. To learn more, please see the Students and Exchange Visitors Program Web page on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's website."