Aiding Terrorists May Not Disqualify Future Immigration Candidates
With Stephen Coughlin, Roger Noriega, Gordon Chang, Robert Joseph
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With Stephen Coughlin, Roger Noriega, Gordon Chang, Robert Joseph
Retired US Army Major and expert on Islamic law STEPHEN COUGHLIN weighs in on a decision by the Obama administration to allow immigrants who have given “limited material support” to terrorists into the country. Coughlin explains how seemingly benign donations to terrorist-sponsored humanitarian efforts aid in legitimizing those groups.
ROGER NORIEGA, former US Ambassador to the Organization of American States, outlines the role of cartels on the politics of El Salvador.
GORDON CHANG, of Forbes.com, goes further into depth on his most recent article outlining what he has dubbed “Asia’s 1937 Syndrome.”
Ambassador ROBERT JOSEPH, former United States Special Envoy for Nuclear Nonproliferation, assesses the nuclear arms posture of the United States in relation to that of its allies and adversaries.
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