Inmigration from Middle East

We have the parameters for a humanitarian immigration policy from the ME.
1. Christians, minority sects (like the Druze) who have been oppressed by both Shiite and Sunil Arabs should be allowed in, if they know their religion enough to convince experts.
2. Arab men (Sunni or Shiite) and teen boys between 15 and 55 should be excluded from consideration. This will prevent family heads from being established here while providing sanctuary to those preventing the men to fight for their country.  Boys 15 and 18, unfortunately have already been shown to be frequent perpetrators of minor offenses (stonings) and quite often of more dangerous activities (stabbing and the use of firearms).
3. Women and children not covered by 2 can be allowed into the country within limits established by our wish to maintain our social mix.

These parameters are common sense and congruent with our national experience and our world experience. They apply equally to refugees and to economic migrants, although refugees should be protected within the country with the conflict.