Europe mobilizes to send Syrian migrants home after fall of Assad | Eastern NC Now

Donald Trump and the American public are not alone in wanting to see illegal alien migrants go home.  With the fall of Syrian dictator Assad, European countries are mobilizing to send Syrian migrants home.  Some have already adopted policies to no longer even accept asylum applications from Syrians.

In Germany, where the traditional conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) are tipped to win February's snap election for parliament, with the anti-immigration populists of the AfD close behind, CDU leader Friederich Merz is openly saying it is time for the Syrians to go home.  "Two thirds of them do not work.  Many of them must go home," Merz declared on the Syrians.   At present, 63% of Germany's welfare budget is spent on illegal aliens.  There are now a million Syrians in Germany.

https://rmx.news/article/two-thirds-do-not-work-many-of-them-must-go-back-says-merz-about-syrians-living-in-germany/

Denmark has decided that they can save welfare costs as well as expenses of deportation by paying Syrians to go ;home.  The center-left Danish government has announced it is offering Syrians living in Denmark 27,000 euros to return home permanently.

https://rmx.news/article/denmark-offers-e27000-to-each-syrian-willing-to-return-home/

Austria is offering a thousand euros for Syrians to return home, and there are discussions in Germany about also paying them to go home.