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Abstract
In September 2015, the countries of the European Union seemed ready to allow Syrian refugees to cross into their borders. Prime Minister David Cameron said that the United Kingdom had a "moral responsibility" to refugees and that the country would accept 20,000 refugees by 2020. German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel announced the next day that his country could accept half a million asylum seekers each year for several years.
Recommended Citation
Elizabeth Leiserson,
Securing the Borders against Syrian Refugees: When Non-Admission Means Return,
42
Yale J. Int'l L.
(2017).
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