Defend Our National Security from Jihad
Defend Our National Security from Jihad
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Defend Our National Security from Jihad
ISIS (the Islamic State) has publicly called for jihadists to infiltrate and attack America.
The ACLU, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), and other leftist groups are challenging a new Executive order to keep America safe.
For more than a year, we’ve advocated a pause in our refugee program and the implementation of vetting to ensure America is kept safe.
President Trump’s new Executive order implements many of our policy proposals: 1) a pause in refugees, 2) creation of extreme vetting, and 3) blocks jihadists from terrorist hotbeds.
The radical Left is filing new frivolous lawsuits.
We’re preparing to file legal briefs at the Supreme Court to defend the constitutionality of this lawful Executive order. We must defend America from jihad. Take urgent action with us.
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