Tucker Carlson, host of “Fox & Friends Weekend,” suggested Friday that the U.S. should look at who it allows into the country in light of the murders of four Marines at a military facility by a Kuwaiti-born Islamic radical in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Carlson asked, "Is there a connection between a massive increase in Islamic immigration to the U.S. and a massive increase of acts in Islamic terror on our soil?"
Carlson said that should a correlation occur, a review of the current immigration policy and a political discourse are in order, "Maybe we do it in a non-heated way, a way that does not demonize anybody but in a way that acts in America's interests."
Carlson said political correctness was the reason that critics use to discourage discussion that could offend a group of people: "You will not hear that conversation and it's really a shame."
Gunman Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez was a naturalized U.S. citizen and had not been monitored by authorities before the shooting.
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