Immigration Ban

B.B. Hemingway said:
There is a very clear issue with those of the Islamic faith in countries throughout Europe. You don’t have to look far to find plenty of examples. The terrorism in Sweden, and the blocking of an Easter procession in Spain, are just very recent examples. Pointing out the clear danger in Islamic ideologies (or at least the interpretation of the ideologies by a large number of Muslims) is not bigoted, and suggesting differently is moronic and an intentional effort to the avoid the obvious. The potential danger of the Islamic faith is obvious to most reasonable people, even popular figures on the left like Sam Harris and Bill Maher. Of course they’re not all bad, even most. But in this situation, the fringe isn’t small. 
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Lock up Tyson. Lock up Ameer Abdullah. Lock up Dr Oz. Hakeem Olajuwon, Dave Chappelle, DJ Kahled, Shaq, Everlast, Ice Cube, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Ali if he was still alive. All the people in Dearborn, MI. They all practice a dangerous religion!

Europe has a long and extensive history of terrorism, outside of the Islamic extremist. The IRA in Ireland, Basque separatist in Spain, and plenty other nuts and separatist all over. Even state sponsored terrorism from Russia and Lybia.

What terrorism is exactly going on in Sweden? It's a bunch of riots as far as I'm aware. Kicked off because some right wing moran started burning qurans. Two people blocked an Easter procession in Spain and were arrested. There are like 2 articles on the internet about it and nothing definitively stating they were muslim.

The problem is not the religion. It's the economic and societal condition that the people/immigrants deal with. They come from poor countries with poor education. Give them opportunities, educate them, and make sure immigrants are supported and have a good life. That's how you resolve radicalism from Islam or from losers in the US. Ignorance is the fuel of extremists.

 
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In all, 87% of likely voters support a policy priority of “Creating a functioning border for commerce and immigration.” Support included 84% of Republicans, 90% of independent/unaffiliated voters, and 89% of Democrats.
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While it has been a major focus of some campaigns in this election, the survey revealed that “completing the wall on the border between the United States and Mexico” did not make the list of priorities for voters. It did not reach the level of support among likely voters necessary to be included in the Arizona Voters’ Agenda.

“Voters just don’t see building a wall as the solution. They want a comprehensive approach to achieving border security and economic success that includes immigration reform and creating a functioning border for commerce. Polarizing rhetoric and scare tactics will not cut it with this general electorate. They want to see progress on immigration reform and have been asking elected leaders for this for far too long,” concluded Dr. Francis.
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