House speaker urges pause on Syrian refugee admissions
House Speaker Paul Ryan proposed a pause in Syrian refugees entering the United States after the Paris attacks. He formed a task force to push legislation to a vote this week, arguing for safety and verification that terrorists cannot infiltrate the refugee program. Republican leaders said committees would craft possible measures for consideration, while Democrats criticized rushing judgments.
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Legislators urged to rise above xenophobia over refugee policy
The article quotes lawmakers criticizing xenophobia as they discuss admitting Syrians fleeing civil war. It notes the US has admitted about 2,500 Syrians with a goal of 10,000 more this year. Attorney General Loretta Lynch defended the vetting process before the House Judiciary Committee, contrasting with Europe.
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Paris Attacks Prompt U S Safety Reflections
Americans in New York and the heartland express worry about possible terrorist strikes on soft targets in the United States such as cafes, bars and theaters. Experts say foreign coordinated attacks are unlikely but lone wolves remain a concern and emphasize vigilance and intelligence sharing.
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U S Faces Threat of Paris Style Attacks on Soft Targets
Former officials warn ISIL seeks Western targets including in the United States. CIA Director Brennan says the group has an external agenda and would not be surprised by attacks beyond Europe. Analysts compare US readiness to Europe noting higher intelligence capacity and a Muslim population less alienated.
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New York strengthens counterterror units as threat seen at home
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a 500 officer counterterrorism unit to boost vigilance in a city labeled as the country’s chief terror target. Police claim readiness to handle multiple active shooting scenes, guided by lessons from global attacks and monitored plots. Dayton expert Mark Ensalaco notes homegrown Islamic State sympathizers pose a near-term risk amid federal recruitment via social media.
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