Congress Slits America’s Throat, DHS Joins In The Gang-Bang: Islam Über Alles! What’s The Upshot?

HOW so? Well, patriots were at the helm yesteryear, but this is no longer the case. Yes, a targeted compilation and proper rendition could fill a book, still yet, suffice to posit: when the enemy is both inside the body politic, as well as within society at large, what could be more dangerous? Nothing.

MORE specifically, they operate from various fifth column populations, hostile to America and its Constitutional basis. Millions of illegals (many of whom are criminally bent and otherwise dangerous) are harbored and facilitated by political (with DHS leading the way) and civil society cultural Marxists (socialists and communist elements), all the while militant Islamic jihadis are given refuge through government assisted arms. Fact-based. 

BUT if supportive evidence of the same is still required for the “doubting Thomases”, that’s okay. View the following testimony on Capitol Hill (from a more than qualified expert connected within), coupled with duly proof of the same from patriotic insiders, whistle blowers, if you will, and then decide what’s what. 

IN the meanwhile, HUSSEIN Obama is ramping up his efforts to implant as many adherents to Sharia Law within his last few months in office, regardless of the out-sized dangers, and against the will of millions upon millions of patriotic citizens.

The U.S. accepted more than 2,300 Syrian refugees in June alone, sending the fiscal year total soaring past the 5,000 mark and putting the government on track to surpass President Obama’s goal of 10,000 by the end of September, but raising questions about screening out potential terrorists.

June’s numbers set a monthly record for the Homeland Security and State departments, which committed resources received earlier this year to streamline the process — in what critics say amounted to corner-cutting — to get back on track toward Mr. Obama’s political goal.

“I believe we will make the 10,000,” Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson testified to Congress on Thursday, assuaging fears of some Democrats that the administration was going to fall short.

Of those accepted in June, more than 99 percent are Sunni Muslims. Just eight identified themselves as Christian, eight identified as a non-Sunni form of Islam, and one reported having no religious affiliation. Those numbers have drawn criticism because the percentage of Sunni Muslims is far greater than that of the Syrian population as a whole, which is about 75 percent Sunni.

Mr. Obama vowed last year to take 10,000 refugees as a way to help Syrians caught in a 5-year-old civil war, in which the Assad government, Islamist militants and Western-backed rebels are fighting for control of the country. Security officials warned that it would be difficult to check the histories of refugees, but Mr. Obama dismissed those fears and started the process.

It began slowly, but a surge of resources has put the refugee program on track.

Michigan, which has a large Muslim enclave around Detroit, accepted more than 10 percent of the refugees in June. The South is increasingly a destination as well, with massive increases in Roanoke, Virginia; Columbia, South Carolina; Raleigh, North Carolina; and Nashville, Tennessee…..

Also getting a spike in June was Roanoke, which went from one to 15 Syrian refugees for the fiscal year.

Last year, Roanoke Mayor David Bowers, a Democrat, suggested his city resist efforts to resettle refugees because of a fear of infiltration by Islamic State terrorists. He was kicked off Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign organization as a result of his remarks.

Mr. Bowers didn’t respond to several requests for comment from The Washington Times this week on how his city is dealing with the refugees.

Syrian refugees have been placed in 167 communities, touching most states. But the District of Columbia — the seat of the federal government — has not received any refugees, according to the latest statistics.

Refugees also have not resettled in Delaware, Vermont, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Montana, Wyoming, Hawaii, Alaska or either of the Dakotas.

Refugees often come as families, and about half of those admitted in June were children younger than 14. About 10 percent were males ages 14 to 30 — the demographic most likely to be radicalized.

The quickened pace of approvals also has analysts worried. They say nothing has been done to improve screening, so it’s unclear why the government feels more comfortable moving faster.

“It should be of great concern that these refugees are being processed so rapidly now,” said Jessica Vaughan, policy studies director at the Center for Immigration Studies.

“It is no easier for the U.S. government to vet these people now than it was when FBI Director [James B.] Comey made his statement that it can’t be done. What has changed is there is now enormous pressure on the officers who are reviewing these cases to do it quickly. And that never ends well,” she said.

Fears of infiltration grew last year after at least one of those involved in the Paris terrorist attack was identified as a Syrian who sneaked into the country amid the flood of refugees into European countries, overwhelming governmental screening efforts.

Officials insisted screening was tighter in the U.S. because all refugees have to be vetted. They pointed to the success of the U.S. program in bringing Iraqi refugees as evidence that they could successfully operate in troubled countries.

But in January, the Justice Department announced terrorism-related charges against two Iraqi refugees — one of whom was living in Syria at the time he was accepted into the U.S.

“This is being done really based on hope more than knowledge,” Ms. Vaughan said.

The U.S. relies on a United Nations agency to identify potential refugees, then American officials conduct their own screening from that pool.

Republicans have accused international officials of skewing the pool toward Muslims, filtering out potential Christian refugees. But the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees says it is not manipulating the numbers, and few Christians are registering with it in the first place.