Should immigrants from high risk countries be banned from entering the country until the government improves its ability to screen out potential terrorists?

No

How do we balance protecting our country with being open and welcoming to people in need of help?

Is it fair or effective to assume people are risky based on the country they come from, or should each case be evaluated individually?

What might be the emotional impact on communities if certain groups feel unfairly targeted by policies like these?

Do you think national security concerns justify limiting the number of people entering a country, or are there better solutions?

In what ways could a country's relationship with the rest of the world be impacted by implementing a policy like this?

How would your perspective change if you were the person trying to flee to safety but faced strict entry barriers?

If you had to make a decision about who gets into a country, what factors would you think are most important to consider?

What are the risks of labeling entire groups of people as 'high risk' based on their nationality or race?

Have you ever had an experience where you felt judged or excluded because of where you come from?

How do you think fear of potential threats should balance with the need to offer safe refuge to people in danger?