The Migrant Crisis Tests European Principles
Along with the failing Greek economy and problems in Ukraine, Europe faces a major migrant (or refugee) crisis. Camino Mortera-Martinez, research fellow at the Centre for European Reform, and Mattia Toaldo, policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, discuss both the official responses (political and humanitarian) and the mood of Europeans across the continent toward their new neighbors.
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@WNYC @BrianLehrer @CaminoMortera @mattiatoaldo this is history and as history has shown refugees are not welcomed @ 1st
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