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0:41Now PlayingAfter the Paris attacks, governors in at least six states -- including Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan and Texas -- say they will not accept any Syrian refugees in their states as fears grow about #ISIS terrorists coming in to the United States as refugees. The issue has also made it onto the 2016 campaign trail where Republican frontrunner Dr. Ben Carson said he would focus on settling the Syrian refugees "over there." "I do not believe that we should be bringing them here," Carson said in Nevada today. "It would be too easy to embed within them those who were members of the jihadist group who would be interested in wreaking havoc in this country. There's no reason we should be facilitating such a thing." Do you think the U.S. should close its borders to Syrian refugees?
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