Yes, but we should only let refugees in after confirming that they have families, and let each family count as one person, and even continuous monitoring and extensive background checks to ensure that they have no terrorist connections, and if any family members DO end up having terrorist connections, they have the option to either go through a thorough interrogation to find out the location of the terrorists the individual(s) has connections with and stay in prison until said terrorists have been apprehended and arrested, or stay behind whilst their family is accepted into the U.S., and if it…   is just a couple, and one of them has terrorist connections, then they have to choose between the same options as a singular individual with terrorist connections to either going through intense interrogations and serving jail time until their terrorist connections have been apprehended and arrested, and the same even goes for entire families if at least half of said family had terrorist connections, as well.Read more