Thousands of asylum seekers in Switzerland have visited their home countries on holiday according to the Bundesamt für Migration (BfM) [Federal Migration Agency]. These, of course, are the same countries where the asylum seekers claim they would be persecuted.
Hundreds have had their asylum seeker status removed. The scandal mainly involves people from Turkey, Iraq and the Balkan states.
2500 asylum seekers living in Switzerland visited their home countries on holiday last year.
Source:
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THANK GOD some country is finally figuring this shit out. IN England they wanted to make it ILLEGAL for asylum seekers to return to their home country for a certain period of years. They are all up in arms talking about 'what if we go back for funeral or wedding' (my own wedding to my 15 year old cousin) well wouldn't that be the first place their persecutors would LOOK for them? If they are in fear for their lives, they would NEVER even want to go back to those places.
If you cede control of your borders to international treaties, and you allow International Leftist bodies to WRITE those treaties in the first place, the result is predictable. It sounds as if Switzerland has been treating ECONOMIC refugees as if they were POLITICAL refugees - this is a mistake. Once you have enough such 'refugees', they become a political force of their own within YOUR host country, and all they want is more of whatever they can get. No level of handouts will be enough. Additionally, each country in Europe (and the USA/Canada) now have a Govt agency whose sole purpose is to attract and to look out for 'refugees/immigrants', and their interests are diametrically opposed to the interests of the present citizens.
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