Poll: Few US Voters Support Entry of Syrian Refugees Into Country
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Only 36 percent of US voters support accepting Syrian refugees into the country, according to a Chicago Council on Global Affairs poll released on Monday.
Voters have mixed opinions on the best tactics for countering the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the survey found, with 72 percent backing continued airstrikes in Syria and 57 percent supporting more special operations forces.
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