Public remains split on whether U.S. has responsibility to accept Syrian refugees

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April 12, 2017

Public Supports Syria Missile Strikes, but Few See a ‘Clear Plan’ for Addressing Situation

Public remains split on whether U.S. has responsibility to accept Syrian refugees

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Public remains split on whether U.S. has responsibility to accept Syrian refugees

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Public Supports Syria Missile Strikes, but Few See a ‘Clear Plan’ for Addressing Situation
Republicans largely approve of U.S. strikes on Syria; Democrats are divided
Men are more likely than women to approve of U.S. missile strikes against Syria

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