Shutting out refugees would not only increase human suffering; it would also weaken the country and undermine its foreign policy.
Michael G. Mullen: “Shutting out refugees would not only increase human suffering; it would also weaken the country and undermine its…”
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Mullen warns that excluding refugees harms both humanitarian efforts and U.S. interests.
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