The proposal that Europe will resettle every Syrian Turkey allows in from Greece is morally and legally complex One in, one out. That was the unexpected compromise occupying EU and Turkish leaders in Brussels as they sought a means of managing Europe’s refugee crisis. Details were still being hammered out on Monday as the talks reached witching hour, and the plan may yet fold. But at one point European top brass were at least considering the orderly resettlement of one Syrian directly from Turkey in exchange for each asylum seeker it readmits after they land on the shores of neighbouring Greece. Related: Aid, visa changes and resettling Syrians on table at EU-Turkey migration summit Continue reading...
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