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@5JHHJYGfrom Colorado answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

We should pull out of the middle east and quit terrorizing them. We are the biggest terrorists in the world.

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I 100% think that the U.S. should take refugees from Syria. I personally believe that in order to prove that we are the…

@5K68WKLfrom North Carolina answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

No, we should, instead set up a "save heaven" closer to Syria so that the refugees aren't a threat to our country, but a…

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@MurkyDemocratfrom New York submitted…3mos3MO

Netanyahu Plans To "Evacuate" 1.4 Million People In Rafah

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@4XFCWD6from New York answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

They need safety. We should take them and do the same thing that was done to the Japanese during WW2. We should give t…

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@5JJ348Zfrom Pennsylvania answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

yes but send them back to Syria after the civil war has ended

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@5K6QCKTfrom New York answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Israel opened its borders to jews after WW2 so in that sense I am open to accepting refugees. However because of BLM an…

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@5K5VK95from New York answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

We should allow only persons who can PROVE that they are who they say they are and only after extensive checks. They sho…

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@Gr4ssrootsCat from Florida submitted…3mos3MO

Blinken: The situation in the Middle East is the most dangerous since at least 1973

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How would he know? The Biden team understand nothing about the region, clearly.

@5B845HJfrom Kansas answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Only under a short-term (3-5 years) indentured servant program.

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@5DJ7RVKfrom South Carolina answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Send all illegals and anchor babies, and refugees out of this country. They broke the law. The country is not stable now…

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@94MJYGG from Georgia answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Yes, but only if they are sponsored by private citizens until they become self-sufficient or are able to return home saf…

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@547CSJ8from Nevada answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

No, and this is important, if there is more than a normal chance they will find time to arrange to kill people - at all,…

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@5488NRCfrom Massachusetts answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

After seeing how these refugees treat the welcoming country's, blowing up building, airports, killing people enjoying th…

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@4YB2GS9from Florida answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Not just no.. But HELL no. When we were faced with a revolution 240 years ago, we stood up and fought. Let them stay in…

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@93SB7YB from Florida answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Yes, of a determined amount with a certain level, if any, of screening.

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@8SRDHT8 from Connecticut answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

Yes, and we should adopt an open border policy

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@8GFSD3C from Massachusetts answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

We should make them better people and show the ways to be better and how to living comfortably and with some it can’t be…

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@8G8S8QY from North Carolina answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

The notion that all people, specifically Muslim's, from the middle east are terrorist, and that they shouldn't be allowe…

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@8G3P5M9 from Wisconsin answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

We should accept refugees as long as they are contributing members to society. Working and paying taxes as Americans do

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@8YCN6LJ from Oregon answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

yes we should except refugees from everywhere if they go through the proper steps to becoming a citizen

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@8P42D4P from Georgia answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

No, not during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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@8P42D4P from Georgia answered…3yrs3Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

No, not during the COVID-19 pandemic

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@ArtisticJerkyfrom Wisconsin submitted…3mos3MO

Blinken: The situation in the Middle East is the most dangerous since at least 1973

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@96C5757 from California answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

I think that we should but we run the chance of being attacked by any country that we take refugees from not just from S…

@969SKHQfrom Maine answered…2yrs2Y

Should the U.S. accept refugees from Syria?

The neighboring countries in the region bear some common responsibility to each other as human beings and it's in their…

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