America’s state governors should be more afraid of the homegrown redneck

As Kathleen Newland of the Migration Policy Institute told the Economist, terrorists tend to avoid the bureaucratic hurdles thrown in their path by legal routes to resettlement. "Refugee resettlement is the least likely route for potential terrorists.  Of the 745,000 refugees resettled since September 11th, only two Iraqis in Kentucky have been arrested on terrorist charges, for aiding al-Qaeda in Iraq.." By contrast, many of the terrorists who perpetrated the attacks in Paris Friday night were native born residents of France and other EU nations. It's been confirmed by European officials that the alleged mastermind is Belgian and that a suspected accomplice was born in Paris.