Quote (Plaguefear @ Apr 28 2018 12:48am)
Except america has had a total of ZERO attacks from anyone from any of the listed countries, meanwhile your mates in saudi arabia were behind just about every attack committed on american soil and they dodged the ban easy.
You completely dodged my point though, the supreme court is arguing their interpretation on laws based on their own party bias, when the laws should be clear cut and direct.
Do you think trump shouted "HERR DERR I THINK WE SHOULD BAN TRAVEL FROM ERRR CANADA BECAUSE ITS A NATIONAL SECURITY RISK" there would be an uproar?, yet canada has committed the same amount of attacks on american soil as any of the other countries listed on his ban.
'Number of attacks on american soil from people of this country' isn't the only relevant criteria that should be looked at and is not representative of current security risks.
These same countries were identified as countries of concern under the Obama administration.
It should be easy to see how immigration from wartorn middle eastern countries might be considered a risk, especially when screening is compromised and inadequate, and especially compared to a country like Canada.
No previous attacks on american soil by people from a Libya or Syria is irrelevant if they have recently been ravaged by war with radical islamic terrorists roaming around.
This post was edited by cambovenzi on Apr 27 2018 11:16pm