Which is why your question is dumb.
The refugees from Syria are the ones being persecuted by our enemies, not our enemies.
Three of the Paris killers moved about as refugees. You're a ******* idiot....or an active supporter of terrorists. Probably both.
As of this point, none of them were refugees.
Liar.
The Boston Bombers Were Not Refugees -- Neither Was the Paris Attacker
Asylees and refugees share one thing in common: a fear of persecution in the their country of origin. But they differ in important ways. Most importantly, an asylee is self-selected--he arrives in the country from which he's seeking status and applies for asylum. Under international law, people with a well-founded fear of persecution cannot be returned to their country of origin.
By contrast, refugees undergo a much different process. First, they must receive designation as a refugee by U.N. officials, most often in refugee camps. The United States selects only the most vulnerable cases for resettlement, such as those with almost no hope of ever returning to their home country or those who have been tortured.
Were Syrian refugees involved in the Paris attacks? What we know and don’t know
THE PASSPORT IS FAKE: Authorities in multiple countries are pretty certain that the passport, found near the body of an unidentified attacker who died during his suicide assault of France's national soccer stadium, is fake. It carried the name of "Ahmad Almohammad," a 25-year-old Syrian. French officials have indicated that Almohammad was a loyalist soldier in the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and died a few months ago.
On Tuesday, Serbian police
arrested another man at a refugee camp carrying a passport with the exact same details. It's not clear at all if he has any connection to the case, other than having used the same
shadowy process of obtaining a forged Syrian passport. There is
a great deal of precedent for migrants pretending to be Syrians to gain safer passage and sanctuary in Europe.
Thomas de Maiziere, Germany's interior minister,
suggested on Tuesday that the fake passport found at the bombing site could have been part of an Islamic State attempt to create a "false trail."