'Can't stop that if one becomes radicalized later': USCIS reveals how revetting of nationals from 19 countries will be done

As the Donald Trump administration has stopped all immigration requests from 19 countries of concern and the US Citizenship and Immigration Services will have to re-vet all those who have been granted entry to the US, USCIS diretor Joseph Edlow said that it is not possible to 100% stop radicalization after someone enters the country. But the Trump administration will be doing its best to ensure there are fewer chances, Edlow said. The USCIS has established a new vetting center and a specialized unit to "screen out terrorists, criminal aliens, and other foreign nationals who pose potential threats to public safety". The new center, headquartered in Atlanta, will centralize the new vetting process of migrants. The administration will now proceed case-by-case and review all the grants that