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Syrian Migrants in Germany Face Uncertain Future as Government Floats Repatriation

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By Sophie Tanno, CNN (CNN) — When Germany opened its doors to refugees escaping war in the Middle East, more people arrived from Syria than any other country – finding homes, getting jobs, starting families. A question mark now hangs over their future, after Germany’s government – which has hardened its stance on immigration amid a surging far right – suggested it could be time for some to return home, voluntarily or not. Some 1 million Syrians …

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Triggered: Germany Notices Syrian War Is Over, Tells Syrian Refugees 'Time for Y'all to Leave'

Germany's government faces turmoil as Chancellor Merz pushes to repatriate Syrian refugees.

3 days ago·Arlington, United States

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Syrian migrants in Germany face uncertain future as government floats repatriation

When Germany opened its doors to refugees escaping war in the Middle East, more people arrived from Syria than any other country – finding homes, getting jobs, starting families.

4 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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