Wade Miller

who have very anti-American opinions and positions, and they're not citizens.

And we should start vetting them and start removing them if they're not suitable.

They're saying things about how they're going to forcibly convert, you know, our children, you know, things like that.

Some of the things that our moms are saying, why can't we have a conversation?

And, you know, I'm not saying that there's no such thing as a nice and decent Muslim.

Those exist in our country.

But nowhere in the world do those

people manifest themselves in majorities.

And there's a reason for that.

And at the center of it is radical Islam.

And as a culture, we should be able to say, we shouldn't be importing those ideologies into our countries, and certainly not in large numbers.

Because over time, as we're seeing it with what's happening in Europe,

it will manifest itself in ways that are intentionally starting to subvert our constitutional order.

And we want to get ahead of this before it becomes the problem that it is in Europe and start denaturalizing, start taking away people's legal status for immigration fraud, whatever we need to do.

But it's okay to have this conversation.

I'm not saying we should go to Afghanistan and forcibly convert everyone there to Christianity.

They can be Muslims there.

They can be Muslims in 46 other countries where there's majority Muslim populations.

But I am saying that we shouldn't be importing large numbers of radicalized Muslims, culturally radicalized.

They may not be members of ISIS, but they're culturally extremely radical.