J.D. Vance Speaks Out Against Importation
of Afghan Refugees and Chain Migration
Posted By: Judy W., 8/27/2021 9:23:16 AM
Ohio Senate candidate and author J.D. Vance has spoken out against the importation of tens of thousands of Afghan refugees in the wake of the United States’ disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal. Vance recently appeared on Steve Cortes and Jenn Pellegrino’s Newsmax TV program to discuss the issue. “I really think people are radically underappreciating what this means,” he said. “60,000 Afghan refugees completely unvetted, you’re going to get a lot of bad people in that group.” Vance added that the United States’ permitting of chain migration could significantly boost that figure. “Those 60,000 people could eventually lead to four or five per refugee. So 60,000 could become 400,000 really quickly.
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Ohio Senate candidate and author J.D. Vance has spoken out against the importation of tens of thousands of Afghan refugees in the wake of the United States’ disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal.
Vance recently appeared on Steve Cortes and Jenn Pellegrino’s Newsmax TV program to discuss the issue.
“I really think people are radically underappreciating what this means,” he said. “60,000 Afghan refugees completely unvetted, you’re going to get a lot of bad people in that group.”
Vance added that the United States’ permitting of chain migration could significantly boost that figure.
“Those 60,000 people could eventually lead to four or five per refugee. So 60,000 could become 400,000 really quickly.
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Good for him. The Taliban was printing out visas, so God knows who is in the batch of refugees. We haven't had great luck with refugees from tribal countries, whether they were on our side or not. Settle them where they fit in.