DeSantis Takes Strong Stance Against Gaza Refugees in the U.S.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, while campaigning for the GOP presidential nomination in Iowa, stated that the United States should not accept refugees from the Gaza Strip due to their alleged antisemitism and lack of belief in Israel's right to exist. DeSantis has been vocal about his support for Israel during the ongoing conflict with Hamas and has criticized former President Donald Trump for his remarks on the issue. He has also used the attacks by Hamas as an opportunity to push for further restrictions on migrants crossing the U.S. border with Mexico.
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- DeSantis in Iowa: I won't let Gaza refugees into the U.S. Iowa Capital Dispatch
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