The So-Called Refugees

January 18, 2017

24-year-old Tunisian failed asylum-seeker drove a truck into a Berlin Christmas market, killing 12 people, before fleeing to Italy, where he was shot dead by police.

What's worse is that this is not an isolated incident. One doesn't have to go far--if they not keeping their heads in the collective sand!--to find incidents of "refugees or migrants" committing series of crimes, ranging from raping of kids, to mass murders, like the above story mentions, while touching upon Brexit.

This is the reason, at least in the US, that we're supposed to screen/vet people who come into the US. "Anis Amri, came to Germany in July 2015 after having spent four years in jail in Italy. " In this particular case, the "refugee" spent 4 years in jail, in another nation. Then, lo and behold, this person goes into another country, apparently so Anis can commit other crimes, without coming up on the national crime database.

The Bible doesn't tell one to allow criminals and "unbelievers" into their midst. It tells them to beware of them, beware of thieves and murderers, because these people will cause great harm to their households. If one can't tell if someone is a criminal or not, then they must wait, so that we can screen them, to know if they're a danger, or not. How does making sure unknown people aren't mass murderers wrong, in any way?