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. Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania offer to close their borders to "potential war refugees" crossing their countries as "illegal aliens" ... IF .... Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania said on Saturday they would close their borders if Germany would do so, so as to prevent the Balkans becoming a buffer zone fo...

. . 8,500 migrants entering Serbia over the past 24 hour in order to continue their way to Croatia, Slovenia and then Austria. http://news.yahoo.com/huge-inflow-migrants-slovenia-continues-despite-cold-weather-132153835.html;_ylt=AwrC1jHukytW3T4AxxvQtDMD;_ylu=X3oDMTByMHZ0NG9yBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwM3BHZ0...

They would not be deported back to Turkey, unless they were Turkish citizens. They would be deported back to their countries of origin, unless their asylum application were accepted. Deportations are to the country of origin. Many migrants are destroying their passports, hoping that this will keep ...

The question of where rejected war Refugees "Must be Deported To" came up in the

Discussion of Potential War Refugees "Appearing on Islands just off the coast of Turkey", said Islands being under Greek Sovereignty:

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3308
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If the following statement by John is correct in every aspect, then the incentive for Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia, or any country, to just push "potential war refugees" on to the next country would be even greater, if true, John's statement would make my point even stronger, but it is highl...

> If Greece rejected any of those applications, Greece would be > responsible for housing them, feeding them, and providing them > medical care until they could be deported back to Turkey, if > Turkey would even accept people who were not claiming to be > Turkish citizens. They would not be deporte...

Greece, like the country of Turkey, is a country on two continents - both Europe and Asia ( the Middle East portion of Asia ). Turkey is located primarily in the Middle East portion of the Asian mainland and it has a tiny portion of it's country across the Aegean Sea ( Across the Bosporus Strait ) o...

Sorry, "Reality", but the "first country - asylum" rule has nothing to do with the Schengen agreement. It's a requirement of the Geneva convention, and it was adopted by the EU in the "Dublin II" regulation of 2003. John, You may, or may not, be right, in some, or all of your statement, and your im...

The Greek Government is using Greek ocean going ferries, to, every day, transport, from Asia to Europe, across the huge Aegean Sea, over 6,000 potential war refugees, each and every day. The Greek Government is doing this without legally processing them for asylum as "War Refugees" as Greece is req...

Most people think of Greece as a country West of the Aegean Sea (located in Europe) and Turkey as a country East of the Aegean Sea (Located in Asia). In most peoples minds the huge Aegean Sea forms the natural border between Greece and Turkey with a very small land border near the Bosporus straights...