How immigration became the latest front in the war on terror

By W. James Antle III

Published January 23, 2016 5:01am ET

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How immigration became the latest front in the war on terror — Before the calendar turned to 2016, terrorism overtook the economy as the public’s biggest concern for the first time in a decade. The effect of the Paris attacks and the San Bernardino, Calif., massacre on the presidential race was almost immediate. Gallup found that a higher percentage of Americans were worried about terrorism than mass […]

Before the calendar turned to 2016, terrorism overtook the economy as the public’s biggest concern for the first time in a decade. The effect of the Paris attacks and the San Bernardino, Calif., massacre on the presidential race was almost immediate.

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