According to Alex Swoyer, Author of More than one in ten Syrian refugees have ‘positive’ view of Islamic State. “85% of Arabs across the Middle East have a negative view of ISIS, while 11% see them positively.”(Swoyer). Although this number may seem huge, Swoyer deeply wants people to consider otherwise. The percentages in the chart had numbers in contrast for if the Syrians have a positive view on ISIS, The highest percentage of positive views were 24%. People with a positive view on ISIS most likely have this view because they feel like they are not being threatened therefore they have nothing to fear. Theissen noted that with the political debate over whether or not to allow more Syrian refugees to come into the United States, “even if the vetting process were
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This picture wants to appeal to you in a pathos view, catching you in your emotions and making you to feel bad for the people who have come all this way. It shows you what they have to go through and it makes you want to sympathize them. . The data supports that the refugees are a relatively low terroristic threat to the west. President Assad and ISIS are their enemies. The refugees want to escape quickly and safely and are in a serious need of help until the war officially ends.
According to journalist Brian Naylor’s report from November 18th, Syrian refugees are not to be feared because they undergo an extensive vetting process. For example, the refugee is screened by the “U.N. High Commission for Refugees, the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Center and the Departments of State, Defense and Homeland Security.” This shows that the refugees should not be feared because they have to go through to many processes to be able to effectively ‘sneak’ past the heavy security and vetting. Another reason the Syrian
This picture wants to appeal to you in a pathos view, catching you in your emotions and making you to feel bad for the people who have come all this way. It shows you what they have to go through and it makes you want to sympathize them. . The data supports that the refugees are a relatively low terroristic threat to the west. President Assad and ISIS are their enemies. The refugees want to escape quickly and safely and are in a serious need of help until the war officially ends.
According to journalist Brian Naylor’s report from November 18th, Syrian refugees are not to be feared because they undergo an extensive vetting process. For example, the refugee is screened by the “U.N. High Commission for Refugees, the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Center and the Departments of State, Defense and Homeland Security.” This shows that the refugees should not be feared because they have to go through to many processes to be able to effectively ‘sneak’ past the heavy security and vetting. Another reason the Syrian