Yes, the Democrats don't like to talk about this, which was admitted only
what?  Six....Maybe eight months ago?

Thanks for sharing Perp!

On Wed, Feb 1, 2017 at 2:14 PM, 'Perplexed' via PoliticalForum <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
> And yet, here is a clip showing SEVEN Obama administration intelligence
> officials admitting that their vetting process did NOT ensure that no
> terrorists would use the refugee program to come here.
>
> Relevant clips start at 6 minutes: http://www.hannity.com/
> articles/election-493995/hannity-dems-gamble-with-american-lives-15521288/
>
> So the whitehouse.gov graphic is irrelevant.
>
> As for the San Bernadino radical Islamic terrorist being US born, you left
> out the fact that his Islamic whore wife was not, and in fact had a huge
> social network record of being radicalized, yet the Obama administration's
> lax immigration screening didn't manage to detect it and let her come here
> in 2014, where she eventually murdered Americans.
>
> It's disgusting that democrats care more about foreign Muslims than
> innocent Americans.
>
>
> On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 7:03:13 PM UTC-5, Lobo wrote:
>>
>> Two to three years being intensively investigated by nine different US
>> agencies is "no vetting process whatsoever"?
>>
>> https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2015/11/20/infogra
>> phic-screening-process-refugee-entry-united-states
>> Infographic: The Screening Process for Refugee Entry into the United
>> States
>> NOVEMBER 20, 2015 AT 7:09 PM ET BY AMY POPE
>> TWITTER
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>> Summary:
>> A step-by-step guide to the rigorous process for refugee entry into the
>> U.S.
>>
>> ‎Refugees undergo more rigorous screening than anyone else we allow into
>> the United States. Here's what the screening process looks like for them:
>>
>> [image: The Screening Process for Refugees Entry Into the United States
>> (full text of the graphic written below the image)]
>> The Full Text of the Graphic:
>> ------------------------------
>> The Screening Process for Refugee Entry Into the United States
>>
>> Recurrent vetting: Throughout this process, pending applications continue
>> to be checked against terrorist databases, to ensure new, relevant
>> terrorism information has not come to light. If a match is found, that case
>> is paused for further review. Applicants who continue to have no flags
>> continue the process. If there is doubt about whether an applicant poses a
>> security risk, they will not be admitted.
>>
>>
>>    1. *Many refugee applicants identify themselves to the U.N. Refugee
>>    Agency, UNHCR. UNHCR, then:*
>>       - *​​*Collects identifying documents
>>       - Performs initial assessment
>>          - Collects biodata: name, address, birthday, place of birth,
>>          etc.
>>          - Collects biometrics: iris scans (for Syrians, and other
>>          refugee populations in the Middle East)
>>       - Interviews applicants to confirm refugee status and the need for
>>       resettlement
>>          - Initial information checked again
>>       - Only applicants who are strong candidates for resettlement move
>>       forward (less than 1% of global refugee population).
>>    2. *Applicants are received by a federally-funded
>>    Resettlement Support Center (RSC):​​*
>>       - Collects identifying documents
>>       - Creates an applicant file
>>       - Compiles information to conduct biographic security checks
>>    3.
>>
>>    *Biographic security checks start with enhanced interagency security
>>    checks*
>>
>>    Refugees are subject to the highest level of security checks of any
>>    category of traveler to the United States.
>>
>>    -
>>
>>       *​​*U.S. security agencies screen the candidate, including:
>>       -
>>
>>          National Counterterrorism Center/Intelligence Community
>>          -
>>
>>          FBI
>>          -
>>
>>          Department of Homeland Security
>>          -
>>
>>          State Department
>>          -
>>
>>       The screening looks for indicators, like:
>>       -
>>
>>          Information that the individual is a security risk
>>          -
>>
>>          Connections to known bad actors
>>          -
>>
>>          Outstanding warrants/immigration or criminal violations
>>          -
>>
>>       *DHS conducts an enhanced review of Syrian cases, which may be
>>       referred to USCIS Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate for
>>       review. Research that is used by the interviewing officer informs 
>> lines of
>>       question related to the applicant’s eligibility and credibility.*
>>       4.
>>
>>    *Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/USCIS interview:*
>>    -
>>
>>       Interviews are conducted by USCIS Officers specially trained for
>>       interviews*​​*
>>       -
>>
>>       Fingerprints are collected and submitted (biometric check)
>>       -
>>
>>       Re-interviews can be conducted if fingerprint results or new
>>       information raises questions. If new biographic information is 
>> identified
>>       by USCIS at an interview, additional security checks on the 
>> information are
>>       conducted. USCIS may place a case on hold to do additional research or
>>       investigation. Otherwise, the process continues.
>>       5.
>>
>>    *Biometric security checks:*
>>    -
>>
>>       Applicant’s fingerprints are taken by U.S. government employees
>>       -
>>
>>          Fingerprints are screened against the FBI’s biometric database.
>>          -
>>
>>          Fingerprints are screened against the DHS biometric database,
>>          containing watch-list information and previous immigration 
>> encounters in
>>          the U.S. and overseas.
>>          -
>>
>>          Fingerprints are screened against the U.S. Department of
>>          Defense biometric database, which includes fingerprint records 
>> captured in
>>          Iraq and other locations.
>>          -
>>
>>       If not already halted, this is the end point for cases with
>>       security concerns. Otherwise, the process continues.
>>       6.
>>
>>    *Medical check:*
>>    -
>>
>>       The need for medical screening is determined​​
>>       -
>>
>>       This is the end point for cases denied due to medical reasons.
>>       Refugees may be provided medical treatment for communicable diseases 
>> such
>>       as tuberculosis.
>>       7.
>>
>>    *Cultural orientation and assignment to domestic resettlement
>>    locations:*
>>    -
>>
>>       ​​Applicants complete cultural orientation classes.
>>       -
>>
>>       An assessment is made by a U.S.-based non-governmental
>>       organization to determine the best resettlement location for the
>>       candidate(s). Considerations include:
>>       -
>>
>>          Family; candidates with family in a certain area may be placed
>>          in that area.
>>          -
>>
>>          Health; a candidate with asthma may be matched to certain
>>          regions.
>>          -
>>
>>       A location is chosen.
>>       8.
>>
>>    *Travel:*
>>    -
>>
>>       ​​International Organization for Migration books travel
>>       -
>>
>>       Prior to entry in the United States, applicants are subject to:
>>       -
>>
>>          Screening from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s
>>          National Targeting Center-Passenger
>>          -
>>
>>          The Transportation Security Administration’s Secure Flight
>>          Program
>>          -
>>
>>       This is the end point for some applicants. Applicants who have no
>>       flags continue the process.
>>       9.
>>
>>    *U.S. Arrival:*
>>    -
>>
>>       *​​*All refugees are required to apply for a green card within a
>>       year of their arrival to the United States, which triggers:
>>       -
>>
>>          Another set of security procedures with the U.S. government.
>>          -
>>
>>       *Refugees are woven into the rich fabric of American society!*
>>
>> *‎Amy Pope is Deputy Assistant to the President for Homeland Security*
>> ------------------------------
>>
>> *Correction: A previous version of the graphic and blog post stated in
>> step 2 that the name of the RSC was the Refugee Support Center. This has
>> been corrected to the proper name, the Resettlement Support Center.*
>>
>> On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 6:19:40 PM UTC-5, KeithInTampa wrote:
>>>
>>> Since we seem to, "Speak In Meme" on occasion here:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ​
>>>
>>> On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 6:12 PM, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Good Evening Mags!
>>>>
>>>> I'm curious if you really subscribe to what's contained in your meme,
>>>> or if you're just, "Passing It Along"; as the "OccupyDemocrats/George
>>>> Soros/DailyKos/DemocraticUnderground" are encouraging the Secular
>>>> Progressive camp to express and propound?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 5:32 PM, ImStillMags Mags <[email protected]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-i7vEKt-p5qs/WJEQV5eqmFI/AAAAAAAAQpE/fjkf_UQ6rzEoMAhX1MJfc5rwgkfDBR6OQCLcB/s1600/16196037_1168354486619262_9066036556020302696_n-1.jpg>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 at 5:51:26 AM UTC-8, OhioMark wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> they want to let hundreds of thousands of potential terrorists to
>>>>>> just waltz right into our country, no questions asked.
>>>>>
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