Trump signs executive action for 'new vetting measures' to keep 'radical Islamic terrorists' out of the US
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Trump says, "We don't want them here."
The president says he only wants to admit people to the United States who will support the country. His comments echoed his campaign pledge to implement "extreme vetting" programs, particularly for people coming from countries with ties to terrorism.
The president signed the executive action at the Pentagon, where he met with the joint chiefs of staff and participated in a ceremonial swearing-in for Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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