The haunting images of a Aylan, a three-year-old Syrian Kurdish refugee who was found dead on a Turkish beach, were so shocking it prompted a change in how most people see the largest refugee crisis since World War 2. U.S. President Obama took to Twitter and posted a series of six tweets reaffirming his position that the U.S. can respond to the Syrian refugee crisis while protecting American national security against ISIS. Within three hours, the half dozen tweets had gotten more than 38,900 retweets and 58,250 hearts.In the three hours after the White House posted Obamas Twitter comments on Facebook, thousands had joined the social movement showing support for Syrian refugees by using #RefugeesWelcome In total, there were more than 30,000 mentions of the hashtag since the White House began its digital campaign yesterday. For More Info: http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/president-obama-takes-twitter-make-his-case-refugees