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LINK: UN warns Europe against 'backtracking' on migrant commitments
UN WARNS Europe against 'backtracking' on migrant commitments
The United Nations on Tuesday urged states not to "backtrack" on pledges made to host migrants and refugees, including from Syria, in the wake of the attacks in Paris.
Multiple UN agencies issued a warning to European leaders who might use the tragedy to advance anti-migrant policies, stressing that many of those seeking refuge in Europe have also been the victims of extremists.
Earlier this year, European leaders agreed to share 160,000 migrants around the continent via quotas. 1.1 million migrants have landed in Europe via the Mediterranean since 2013...
"It's really pretty disgusting how extreme anti-immigrant politicians and media commentators have jumped on this attack to push their existing agendas."
The push-back happening now against allowing more Syrian Refugees into Europe and the US is NOT an 'Anti-migrant' movement but instead an 'Anti-terrorist' movement to provide for National Security and protect citizens from terrorists.
THEIR 'AGENDAS' ARE TO KEEP THEIR NATION / PEOPLE SAFE FROM TERRORISM, SUCH AS THAT PROMISED THEN CARRIED OUT BY ISIS IN PARIS.
And as far as YOU go, U.N., here's a response to your DEMAND and WARNING to countries / states who are un-willing to take in hundreds of thousands of 'refugees' after Paris:
UN WARNS Europe against 'backtracking' on migrant commitments
The United Nations on Tuesday urged states not to "backtrack" on pledges made to host migrants and refugees, including from Syria, in the wake of the attacks in Paris.
Multiple UN agencies issued a warning to European leaders who might use the tragedy to advance anti-migrant policies, stressing that many of those seeking refuge in Europe have also been the victims of extremists.
Earlier this year, European leaders agreed to share 160,000 migrants around the continent via quotas. 1.1 million migrants have landed in Europe via the Mediterranean since 2013...
"It's really pretty disgusting how extreme anti-immigrant politicians and media commentators have jumped on this attack to push their existing agendas."
The push-back happening now against allowing more Syrian Refugees into Europe and the US is NOT an 'Anti-migrant' movement but instead an 'Anti-terrorist' movement to provide for National Security and protect citizens from terrorists.
THEIR 'AGENDAS' ARE TO KEEP THEIR NATION / PEOPLE SAFE FROM TERRORISM, SUCH AS THAT PROMISED THEN CARRIED OUT BY ISIS IN PARIS.
And as far as YOU go, U.N., here's a response to your DEMAND and WARNING to countries / states who are un-willing to take in hundreds of thousands of 'refugees' after Paris:
