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[–] derram ago
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'But, Schanzer added, “it is also untrue that violent extremism can be ignored as a problem within the Muslim-American community. '
'Moreover, a report released this week shows that Muslim Americans with family backgrounds in those seven countries have killed no Americans over the last 15 years. '
'There were 46 such Muslim Americans associated with violent extremism in 2016, according to the report, a 40 percent drop from the year before. '
'It also partially fulfills Trump’s 2015 call to ban all Muslims from entering the U.S.Kurzman told The Huffington Post he defined “Muslim Americans” in his report as people who had lived in the U.S. at least a year before radicalization. '
'By way of comparison, in 2016 alone, 188 people were killed on U.S. soil in mass shootings not involving Muslim American extremists, the report says. '
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