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Vance clashes with CBS' Margaret Brennan during fiery debate over refugee program paused by Trump
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January 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelVice President JD Vance clashed with CBS host Margaret Brennan on Sunday morning when the Republican defended President Trump’s decision to halt a refugee program that quickly barred hundreds of Afghans from reaching the US last week.
Vance tore into Brennan during a sit-down interview on “Face the Nation,” arguing that the vetting process refugees currently undergo is not thorough enough and that his “primary concern as the vice president is to look after the American people.”
Brennan asked whether Afghan refugees, including some who worked with the US government, should be allowed in the country, and pointed out Vance said last year he doesn’t think the country “should abandon anybody who’s been properly vetted and helped us.”
But Vance was quick to insist he doesn’t think all the refugees have been vetted the right way.
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