WASHINGTON — The Paris attacks on Friday have exposed an ideological split among Democratic and Republican presidential candidates on the issue of Syrian refugees coming to America. On Monday, President Obama said his administration plans to stay the course and allow 10,000 Syrian refugees to come to the United States this year. In a speech on Monday, he urged Americans to "not close our hearts" to Syrian refugees and denounced calls from Republican candidates to allow Syrian Christians, but not Syrian Muslims into the United States. Here's where the presidential candidates from both parties stand on the issue: Democrats Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: Democratic presidential...
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