BREAKING: Obama Just Put Americans at GREATER RISK, Making It EASIER for Terrorists to Do THIS

22 Jan, 2016 by Cassy Fiano

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Apparently, Obama is a fan of letting potential terrorists enter the United States. That’s the only conclusion that can be found from what he’s just done.

As Fox News reports:

The Obama administration on Thursday eased visa rules for certain European travelers who have visited terror hotspots in the Middle East and Africa, triggering a backlash from congressional lawmakers who sought the restrictions for security reasons.

Pause for a moment and let this really sink in. Making it easier for European travelers who might have visited, say, Syria or Iraq, to enter the United States. What could possibly go wrong, right? Maybe Obama hasn’t been watching the news enough to really understand what a hot mess Europe has become in the wake of the “refugee” crisis.

Moments after the announcement, two key Republicans declared the administration is “blatantly breaking the law” – a law that President Obama signed – by implementing the changes.

“This is not a difference of opinion over statutory interpretation, it is a clear contradiction of the law and the agreement we reached with the White House,” House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, and Rep. Candice Miller, R-Mich., author of the bill, said in a statement.

The revised requirements announced Thursday pertain to changes in the Visa Waiver Program passed by Congress.

Lawmakers had sought new restrictions to tighten up the program – which allows visa-free travel for residents of eligible countries — in order to prevent Europeans who have joined ISIS from entering the United States. Under the newly passed Visa Waiver Improvement and Terrorist Travel Prevention Act of 2015, nationals of Iraq, Iran, Syria and Sudan as well as other travelers who have visited those countries since Mar. 1, 2011 now must apply for a visa in order to travel to the U.S.

The administration implemented those changes Thursday — but with some changes of its own.

Under the revised requirements, some Europeans who have traveled to those four countries in the last five years may still be allowed to travel to the United States without obtaining a visa if they meet certain criteria.

The administration announced it will use its waiver authority — granted to it in the legislation — to give waivers to travelers who traveled to the terror hotspots as journalists, for work with humanitarian agencies or on behalf of international organizations, regional organizations and sub-national governments on official duty.

Further, an additional waiver was announced for people who have traveled to Iran “for legitimate business-related purposes” since the conclusion of the Iran nuclear deal in July. The administration offers waivers for individuals who have traveled to Iraq for business as well.

People have been warning that Obama’s last year in office will be his most dangerous, and it sure is looking that way. Part of that clearly includes continuing to make America weak and open to attack.