Obama Recommits to Bring Syrian Refugees into U.S.

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Hillary does, too. Why would we even consider doing this?

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Pam Key

Article publisher:

Breitbart

Article date:

15 November 2015

Article category:

National News

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multiculturalism

national security

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Sunday in Antalya, Turkey at the start of the G20 Summit, President Barack Obama said that Americans should still take Syrian refugees even after reports that at least one man linked to the Paris attacks was smuggled in as a refugee.

Obama said, “The United States the largest provider of humanitarian assistance stands shoulder to shoulder with Turkey, Europe and others in trying to help those who need help right now even as we hope to reduce the flow of migrants because of the situation inside Syria.”

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