Palestinian refugees are a risk America
can’t afford to take
Posted By: Hazymac, 10/23/2023 6:38:18 PM
Following the Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel and the ensuing outbreak of another war in the Middle East, influential people in Washington, D.C., are already calling for the U.S. to take in Palestinian refugees. They couldn’t be more wrong. While the war is still in its early days, it is expected that up to one million Palestinians living in Gaza could soon become refugees. Progressive members of Congress and anti-borders groups are already claiming the U.S. has a responsibility to take in some of these refugees, but fail to mention that importing migrants from an area that glorifies and idolizes terrorists could put the national security of the U.S. at grave risk.
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'Grave concerns' 29 replies
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Considered “discriminatory or offensive” by whom, exactly?
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