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They are not terrorist nor do they have ANY negative inclinations towards Americans. Contrary to what many people think, the Iraq war did not lead to the creation of ISIS, The immediate cause of the civil war was a devastating drought beginning in 2006 that forced many farmers to abandon their fields and migrate to urban centers. That migration fueled the civil war with a lot of angry, unemployed men helping to trigger a revolution. In the absence of a strong central government in Syria and with a weak government in Iraq, ISIS quickly expanded in the region

The Syrians refugees are not likely candidates for suicide vests once they arrive considering they don't blame or hate Americans for the situation they find themselves in. The population

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