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10:07Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Sean Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of “The Federalist,” to discuss new reporting, including a Rolling Stone article, about the accused National Guard shooter that focuses on claims that multiple people had previously warned authorities that the suspect was unstable. Davis argues that the core problem is the U.S. decision to admit large numbers of Afghan evacuees and refugees, asserting that they cannot be reliably vetted and are culturally incompatible. They broaden the conversation to the meaning of citizenship, assimilation, and the purpose of U.S. refugee policy, contrasting different immigrant experiences while arguing that some newcomers do not share American civic expectations. The discussion closes with concerns that similar violent incidents may recur without major policy changes.
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