European countries freeze asylum applications after regime falls

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European countries freeze asylum applications after regime falls

Some European countries say they’re pausing Syrian asylum applications after the fall of the Assad regime. The UN's Refugee Agency says more than 130 Thousand asylum applications are now in limbo as countries wait for the dust to settle. Paul Hawkins has more.

December 10, 2024