With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.
Cain Burdeau is the EU correspondent for Courthouse News Service. Previously, he worked for the Associated Press in New Orleans where he led coverage of Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill. He is the recipient of several awards, including a George Polk award for his work with the AP covering the BP oil spill.
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With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.
With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.
With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.
With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.
With many Europeans angry over the large number of migrants entering the bloc, the European Parliament passed a controversial set of laws making it easier to turn illegal migrants away. Human rights groups say the laws will hurt asylum-seekers.