This is one of the most poorly written articles I have read in years.

The headline and contents are anchored upon the phrase "extreme vetting", placed in quotation marks.

And yet the article does not explain where that phrase comes from, who coined it, or what it means.

And when you search other news outlets, the Wall Street Journal reported this: "The Trump administration is considering a broad set of measures, known as "extreme vetting," that would force foreigners entering the U.S. to disclose information such as their mobile phone contacts and financial records."

Um, hello? 

Extreme vetting is the requirement that migrants answer questions related to "their mobile phone contacts and financial records"?

Um, hello?

Uh, sorry, if that is accurate, then this is a dud of a non-story, so please let your bleeding heart stop bleeding, and accept that for a starving/endangered refugee, it is not such an egregious offense to ask about finances and social contacts.