Refugee Screening News Today

Rest assured the u.s. will respond. isis becomes more and more irrelevant. they are going to go into cyber and do lone wolf stupid attacks driving through people, driving with cars and attacking people. we have to be careful about the consequences. its good news that they are dying down, they are losing ground. the bad news is we have to make sure we are ready for these sorts of attacks. >> kris: it makes the immigration system all the more important so the travel bans, refugee screening becomes...

Like weapons training in syria. in fact, al jayab allegedly offered to teach al hardan how to use guns in syria, fighting alongside terrorists. al hardan entered the u.s. in 2009. he was granted legal status in 2011, according to the justice department. hes charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. al jayab entered as an iraqi refugee in 2012. this will certainly fuel this debate about whether refugee screening in the u.s. is sufficient. as we talked about before, there were t...

Isis. pamela brown is working the story for us. were learning these men were in communication with each other. what do we know? >> thats right, wolf, the 24 men 24-year-old omar farag and mohammed younis from california. one of the men from houston is walking out after his court hearing today. al jayaw immigrated from syria to the u.s. he allegedly returned a year later to fight with terrorists in syria before being allowed back into the united states in 2014. this according to the criminal comp...

Other of sacramento. they had been living in the u.s. for several years and had apparently communicated with one another according to the fbi about linking up with terrorists in syria. now, both men are from iraq. they were born there. one of them actually immigrated from syria and then later returned to syria a year later after being in the u.s. to fight with terrorists that later joined isis. he was allowed back into the u.s. a year later. the other man from houston had a lawful permanent resi...

Program. earlier, the white house discussed this when one of the reporters asked about the syrian refugees and the screening process, and they admitted the syrian process and that refugee screening would be much stricter than allowing a pakistani national, who lives in saudi arabia, to come into this country. what is the screening process? a simple finger print? >> for the whik-1 for the dhs t come here and get married in those 90 days is a mere fingerprint. there records there are not the same....