Group A: Gets no vetting other than being bounced off a list as they enter this country, can return multiple times, and particularly if they have the right citizenship can get in rather easily.
Group B: Gets 1-2 years of vetting, is strictly limited as to how they can enter this country, and citizenship doesn't matter as to how easy they can get in to this country.
Which Group should we completely bar coming in if we only have to pick one? If we think Group B is too risky to let a single one in without even more vetting, why would we let anyone from Group A in at all?
Group B: Gets 1-2 years of vetting, is strictly limited as to how they can enter this country, and citizenship doesn't matter as to how easy they can get in to this country.
Which Group should we completely bar coming in if we only have to pick one? If we think Group B is too risky to let a single one in without even more vetting, why would we let anyone from Group A in at all?