As European Nations Freeze Asylum Applications, Austria Will Begin Deporting Syrian Refugees
The government of Austria says it will begin deporting Syrian refugees following the revolution that toppled Bashar al-Assad’s regime. About 100,000 Syrians have resettled in Austria in the 13 years since Syria’s civil war erupted.
Austria wants to send Syrians home. Refugees and their advocates say it's too soon
Several European countries that have paused asylum applications from Syria until a clearer picture emerges about the country's political future. But Austria's government went a step further, calling for an "orderly return and deportation program.
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