Carly Fiorina Says U.S. Has 'Done Its Fair Share' on Syrian Refugees
The Republican presidential candidate called images of the refugee crisis "heartbreaking," but does not think that the U.S. should open its doors wider.
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Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina on Sunday said the United States should not make exceptions to take in a greater number of Syrian refugees.
“Well, those pictures are unbelievably heartbreaking,” the former Hewlett-Packard CEO said on CBS's Face the Nation, discussing the images of Europe's refugee crisis that circulated widely this past week, including one of a young Syrian boy who had drowned in the Mediterranean sea.