ASSESSMENTS

The EU-Turkey Immigration Deal Will Not Go Unchallenged

Nov 30, 2015 | 19:35 GMT

Migrants and refugees holding Greek, EU, and German flags (L-R) stage a demonstration at Istanbul, Turkey, on Sept. 19.

(OZAN KOSE/AFP/Getty Images)

During a bilateral summit on Nov. 29 the European Union and Turkey agreed on several measures to try to reduce the influx of asylum seekers in Europe. While the deal represents the first comprehensive plan to address the migration crisis in Europe, it is also constrained by the conflicting political interests of the negotiating governments....

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