American ISIS Fighters Just Got Some Bad News... According to recent reports, Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz recently filed for new legislation that will stop American citizens traveling overseas to fight for terrorist organizations from reentering the country. Although its shocking that such policies are not already in place, Cruz first proposed the bill nearly a year ago, in an attempt to strip those fighting for ISIS of their citizenship rights. The bill is known as the Expatriate Terrorist Act, and is not being filed. Some believe the filing is a response to Obamas State of the Union address last week. President Obamas approach to foreign policy refuses to acknowledge the threats our enemies pose to our national securityit is detached from reality and making the world a more dangerous place, Cruz commented on Obamas speech. Weve seen the grave consequence of the Obama-Clinton-Kerry foreign policy unravel in with respect to Iran, Russian, and now Yemen. These consequencesdirectly threaten America and our allies. That is why this week, I am re-filing the Expatriate Terrorist Act, which prevents Americans who have fought abroad for designated terrorist groups from returning to the United States, Cruz concluded. I look forward to working with senators on both sides of the aisle on this and additional measures to secure our nation and restore Americas leadership in the world. Although the bill seems to be almost common sense, FBI Director James Comey recently told 60 Minutes that Americans are entitled to come back into the states, unless their passport is revoked. He does claim that they will track them very carefully. What do you think? Do you support Cruzs bill? 