When reports emerged that one of the Paris attackers may have made his way to France disguised as a refugee, the governor of one of the few U.S. states that has already opened its door to dozens of Syrians, slammed it shut, citing security concerns. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder said in a statement Sunday that he decided to put efforts to accept more Syrian refugees on hold until the Department of Homeland Security completes a full review of security clearances. "Our first priority is protecting the safety of our residents," he said. See also: Refugees who fled ISIS now fear backlash after Paris attacks Robert Bentley, the governor of Alabama, also announced Sunday that the state would close...
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