"The president’s actions are misguided and do not reflect American values," Warner stated in the release. "It is clear this policy was crafted with no regard to its
constitutionality and the negative effects that it would have on law-abiding legal residents and individuals who have helped this country in the fight against terrorism."
Administration officials have defended measure as a temporary pause until a strict vetting process can be implemented to protect the United States from Islamist terrorists who pose as refugees. Muslim militants posing as Syrian asylum seekers participated in recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Belgium.
The measure has little chance of becoming law with Republican majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives as well as a certain veto from Trump if the legislation somehow manages to win congressional approval.
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