Should immigrants from high risk countries be banned from entering the country until the government improves its ability to screen out potential terrorists?

No

No, but they should be kept somewhere safe like a migrant-specific shelter with all basic necessities provided until they’re thoroughly screened and cleared

No, but increase background checks for immigrants coming from countries with totalitarian governments or high crime rates.

No, but there should be a deeper vetting of visas and those entering from that country to prevent potential terrorists from entering the country

It depends on how fair and accurate the screening is? Also is the person at risk of being killed? Is this a refugee situation?

No, the government already has a screening process and plenty of barriers to entering the country that should be equally effective for everyone.

Yes, but there needs to be a clear plan to make improvements to screening ability as well as a plan to assist those individuals denied entry by redirecting them to other open countries and providing food and shelter during the transfer.

Yes and no the US Government should not screen them and the Law Enforcement of the United States needs to verify information over every immigrant coming to the United States

Yes, except for harmless refugees from persecution, and deport immigrants who incite hate or terrorism

They should be kept somewhere safe like a migrant-specific shelter with all basic necessities provided until they’re thoroughly screened and cleared

The government should be banned from screening out terrorists until it improves its ability to designate high risk countries.

Yes but there needs to be a procedure to verify who they are, and who they’re connected to. If any connection is found to known terrorists they should be sent back to where they came from

Yes, unless they can prove that their life or livelihood is in immediate danger in their current country

The government should not ban them from entering the country, but should do a background check before they do.

No, but they should undergo heavier screening and background checks to ensure they are not affiliated with any terrorist group.

They shouldn't be banned but they should have their background checked before coming into the country

Immigrants from high risk countries who are fleeing those countries should be able to enter the US, but their should be security screenings and backgrounds checks to ensure that the person being allowed in is not a threat

They shouldn’t be banned but they should be placed somewhere safe while the government does background checks

Yes, and we should return to the pre-1965 immigration laws that prohibited immigration from anywhere outside of Europe or East Asia.

They should focus on being able to successfully rule out the high risk immigrants rather than making a whole country that could have skilled workers and surgeons and doctors pay the price

No, everyone is different and should be treated with the same courtesy in the process as someone from any other nation.

No, as long as they will be required to undergo background checks to ensure they have no connections with any terrorist organizations.

Yes, except for verified refugees from persecution, and deport immigrants who promote hate and terrorism

No, instead they should go through thourough screening and mackground checks before allowing them into the country.

Instead of outright banning them, do an intensive background check to make sure they have no affiliations or connections to terrorist and cartel groups.

Immigrants should have to be logged into the system ie Ellis Island kind of idea upon entering the country.

No, it is wrong to use fear to justify discrimination in humanitarian situations, if anything it brings the terrorists more sympathizers

No, they should just take their photo id and fingerprints to put it in the system to track them down

Yes, and deport immigrants who promote hatred for Jews, Israel, and the US and promote terrorism, and denationalize those who came under false pretenses

After a slight background check, and important factors such as having a family. They should be allowed to come to the US.

No, because if they cant cross to get away from a life they don't want we are stopping them from that freedom but there is some safety that could be added

No, they should just get a photo id and their background from them and then put it in the system to track them down

As long as they have extensive background checks to see their past and their history if clear come on in

I think they should do the screening as the people enter the country, but only allow a certain amount of people to enter at a time.

This is a difficult question, we don't want to assume that the entire high risk country is filled with potential terrorists, but we can rightly assume that there are some...

I believe that people from high risk countries should be watched surveyed, not banned. if the country is one we're fighting we should let civilians come in, and if they may be potential terrorists than they should be surveyed.

Yes, unless they are being targeted for helping the U.S. government and are in danger (eg. Afghan interpreters)

No, what is a “high risk” country; there are more domestic terrorist in America than any international threat.

yes because there is a pretty good chance of someone being a terrorists and we might not be able to tell if they are or are not.

no but when we find immigrents insted of just sending them back to where they came from we should give them the option to and from that we can do like a background check on them but also giving them a chance

Yes, both those who have helped us in battle zones need to be brought to the USA and their families protected.

Immigrants should have the right to enter the country no matter their background. To protect this country, the process of immigration should remain lengthy, but not too complicated.

no but the immigrants from high risk countries should be highly screened before being approved entry

Not banned, but they should be kept somewhere safe and humane with all basic necessities provided until their asylum claims are processed

Yes this is protected by the U.S. Constitution in order to protect the safety of the American citizens.

They maybe shouldn't be allowed in with the general public, but they should have a place to go where they don't have to worry about whatever it is they're fleeing from

I don't think that immigrants should be allowed into a country unless they have the legal paper work and want to become citizens for the right reasons.

Not ban, but they should be kept somewhere safe and humane with all basic necessities provided until their asylum claims are processed

No the government should be trained better to detain terroristic individuals isn't that one of the main jobs of the government how about t you do the job our taxes pay you to do.