What Is The Importation Of Syrian Refugees?

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In September 2015 President Obama requested his administration to increase the number of Syrian refugees into the United States to a target of 10,000 by March 2016. However during that time only about 1300 or 13% have been admitted to the U.S. Currently, the Obama administration has created a “resettlement service center” which has 100 Syrian refugees pouring into the US per day. This creates a real risk to Americans through the lack of proper vetting of these individuals by the quick processing that is being done, while almost all of them are reported to be Muslims. These actions should raise a red flag and we have no further to look than what the Europeans are dealing with in regard to the importation of Syrian refugees. “I studied the Quran a great deal. I came away from that study with the conviction there have been few religions in the world as deadly to men as that of Muhammad.” ~ Alexis de Tocqueville, “Democracy in America.” 1835. …show more content…
The nice assimilated middle-class Muslims, which to be honest, most are not devote believers. Some of them don’t even pray five times a day, some smoke and drink, have sex outside of marriage. They are here because the US does not border any Muslim countries and for them, it takes several intercontinental flights to get here. Which limits Muslims that come here to America and in return they are nice middle to upper-class Muslims from nice families, who are westernized and assimilated. So basically there is nice middle to upper-class Muslims and terrorists. That’s all we have. So far the US doesn’t have what Germany has, 1.4 million Syrian refugees that come in and commit an appalling amount of crimes and abuses against women, homosexuals, and trans people. What the U.S. doesn’t have that type of massive influx of working class Muslim population and it is coming and when it does, The U.S. will think

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