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Breitbart Exclusive: Paul Wants to Restrict Immigration From Muslim Countries

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul talks to Matt Boyle about immigration after the Chattanooga attack

Mathew Boyle scored an exclusive interview with  Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) one of the group of 14 people battling for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination. Boyle the  Breitbart News investigative reporter got some very interesting responses from Paul as he reacted to the Chattanooga, Tennessee, terrorist attack by stating that he supported the  restrictions on immigration from predominantly Muslim countries.

Paul said in an interview backstage at a rally his presidential campaign is holding inside the Hyatt Regency here in downtown Houston:

I’m very concerned about immigration to this country from countries that have hotbeds of jihadism and hotbeds of this Islamism. There was a program in place that Bush had put in place—it stood for entry-exit program from about 25 different countries with a lot of Islamic radicals, frankly. I think there does need to be heightened scrutiny. Nobody has a right to come to America, so this isn’t something that we can say ‘oh their rights are being violated.’ It’s a privilege to come to America and we need to thoroughly screen those who are coming.

The alleged shooter in the Chattanooga incident—which claimed the lives of four U.S. marines, whom he allegedly murdered in the terror attack—was named Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez. The 24-year-old was born in Kuwait and immigrated to the United States before he opened fire in Chattanooga, killing four Marines.

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