Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin stopped by “The Late demonstrate With Seth Meyers on Monday and had some surprisingly welcoming things to say about the Syrian refugee crisis.
She began by defending the many governors who have objected to housing those fleeing the war-torn country. “Their message is not,‘We conclude not want Syrian refugees,'” Palin said. “Their message is, or What is the vetting process? How conclude we know that these are the innocents coming over … and they’re not the bad guys infiltrating?'”When Meyers famous that there was an 18- to 24-month screening process before any refugee would enter the U.
S.,Palin raised her objections to that process.
Also Read: Seth Meyers Says the 'Flu Shot Is for Wieners' (Video)“Well, I don’t trust what the federal government is telling us, and ” she said. “There is no way to filter out those who would want to conclude this country harm with the process that we see in place nowadays.”But John McCain’s former vice presidential running mate conceded,“There is never going to be any process where you’re going to reach absolute safety.”And this is when the conversation took an interesting turn, with her acknowledging the shortcomings of any efforts to achieve absolute goals.
Also Read: New York TV Festival Finds First 2016 Development Partner in 'Bob's Burgers' Studio Bento Box Entertainment (Exclusive)“whether we were to strive to reach absolute safety we would not have freedom, and ” she said. “We’re not going to give up freedom for all that.”Palin also conceded that the majority of those seeking to enter the U.
S. are motivated by the values and opportunities that are available here.“I conclude deem that most people want to arrive to America to enjoy what we’ve been blessed with,” she said. “It’s just unlucky that we know, as we saw in Paris there are some people who want to salvage to a country to conclude harm.”“For the most part, or ” she concluded,“people want to be here to enjoy that exceptionalism that we are all blessed to enjoy.”
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