Terror in Turkey

[Benton]

(06-30-2016, 06:42 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Ah, but you left the point of origin out of the equation. See if I can use your analogy to make is a little more clear:

Let's say KY proposes not allowing anyone from OH to come to KY. You come from GA to KY, but you travel through OH instead of TN. When stopped at the border in Covington you say I should be able to come in because I'm simply coming from GA. What would your next question as the border guard be? 

 

My next question as the boarder guard would be: Are you talking about travel or immigration?

The Russian terrorists traveled to Turkey via Syria. They were not immigrants to Syria (not that I'm aware of at least). Nor were they Syrian immigrants to Russia (that I'm aware of).

Immigration and where someone has recently been are two entirely different issues.

So, I'm still not clear on what restricting immigrants from the Middle East has to do with terrorists that, for us, are almost entirely home grown.