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Paris Attacks Spur Harsh Anti-Refugee Rhetoric

The deadly violence in Paris has re-ignited America's ongoing debate over immigration. Traditional values, policies and procedures are up against fears about national security. Is a ban on Muslim refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and terrorism by ISIS needed to keep America safe?

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By Warren Olney • Nov 18, 2015 • 51m Listen

The deadly violence in Paris has re-ignited America's ongoing debate over immigration. Traditional values, policies and procedures are up against fears about national security. Is a ban on Muslim refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and terrorism by ISIS needed to keep America safe?

Later on the program, can Russia claw its way back into next summer's Olympics?

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