Blinken and Mayorkas give a waiver to terrorists
Michael Rubin - Yesterday 6:00 AM
Perhaps the departments of State and Homeland Security expected the entry that was slipped into the Federal Register to go unnoticed.
In that entry, however, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas changed the rules to allow those with membership in terrorist groups or a moderate involvement with such groups entry into the United States.
Their move comes after Rep. Jim Banks questioned why the State Department granted a visa to Iranian actor Parviz Parastui, a staunch supporter of late Iranian terror master Qassem Soleimani. Parastui subsequently assaulted an Iranian dissident. In effect, rather than explain the unexplainable, two of Biden’s top security officials are instead extending a middle finger to Congress. The proposed changes go beyond one man. To differentiate between those planting a bomb and those funding or merely cheering the bombing is disingenuous. Two decades after 9/11, Blinken has effectively signaled that terrorism is not a black-and-white issue, but rather one permeated by shades of gray. Under such circumstances, some terrorism becomes more acceptable than other terrorism.
The problem here is multifold.
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