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'They're getting around to that?' Germany 'tightens rules' for refugees

Sweden and Germany were among the nations who said they would take in the most asylum-seekers. However, it was reported this week that Sweden would be attempting to turn away up to 80,000 refugees (nearly half of all they took in) who didn’t pass the screening process.

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Germany is now reportedly clamping down:

Maybe President Obama could alleviate concerns by letting Germany know refugees are mostly “widows and orphans.”

https://twitter.com/cerenomri/status/693058768960102400

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‘Widows and orphans’? Report: Over half the suspects ID’d in Cologne attacks are ‘asylum-seekers’

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