Greece Begins Sending Migrants Back To Turkey
 

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Sorry its a Signed Deal - You go back to Turkey
as you are not Legit.

[The first boats have left Greece carrying
migrants to Turkey as part of an EU deal
to deport those who have failed
to gain asylum.
Ships carrying up to 200 migrants
and refugees - more than 130 from
Lesbos and over 60 from Chios - set off across
the Aegean Sea from the islands earlier.
The first boat arrived shortly afterwards
at Dikili on the Turkish coast.]

http://news.sky.com/story/1672084/gr...back-to-turkey


Sign Of The Times

It does not matter Arista, because when Turkey is allowed to join the EU as the covert part of Cameron's 'EU Renegotiation' B.S., they will ALL end up in the UK anyway - along with another few million or so Turks.

Yes they need more Staff in Greece
to go through the paperwork.

Still no Date on Turkey
that Muslim leader shuts down
newspapers and TV stations
as they attacked him
so he will not get in Our €uro.
he has not plans to change.


Give this system time to work.
it may stop the tide of Illegals


Please Note : "illegals " are People that brake entry rules

Hope that never happens.Turkey is way too near Syria for that to be anything other than dangerous and irresponsible.A key to the cities of Europe and worst of all us!

It's ALREADY a 'DONE DEAL' Paul, believe me, but as with ALL bad medicine, the EU and Cameron are dishing it to the public in small measures.

Turkey and European leaders have struck a deal to try to control the flow of migrants to Europe.

Turkey will receive €3bn (£2.1bn) and political concessions in return for clamping down on its borders and keeping refugees in the country.

Talks on Turkey's accession to the European Union will also be revived.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said it was a "historic day" in Turkey's relations with the EU.

Under the deal, Turkish citizens may be able to travel without visas in Europe's Schengen zone, which allows free movement between many European countries, by October 2016.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-34957830