So if they come through this terrorist pathway into this country crossing our Southern Border and apprehended by our security personnel, they claim asylum and are let go, how do I assure folks in South Carolina that we don't have elements that have nefarious purposes in mind now loose in America because our Government let them go?
Duncan questions the security risks of asylum seekers crossing the Southern Border.
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