The State Department on Wednesday defended its process of reviewing applications for refugees trying to enter the United States, after a Somali refugee was shot and killed after staging a terrorist attack at Ohio State University on Monday.
Republicans have said the possibility of terrorists entering the U.S. as refugees means a more strict vetting process is needed, and some say the U.S. should halt refugee access until improvements are made.
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