Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu last week said that Turkey will enforce a 25 percent foreign quota in every district. “If the number of foreigners in a neighborhood exceeds 25 percent, we will send them to other neighborhoods,” Soylu said. According to Adar, Syrian refugees have become a focal point in Turkey’s long-running identity struggles, leading to a contentious anti-immigration debate. Adar said that in the face of Turkey’s growing economic crisis, public support for the AKP and its primary supporter, the Nationalist Movement Party, is in steep decline. “These people, both foreigners and refugees, are expected to remain in Turkey even after the elections.

Source: Ethiopian News February 22, 2022 19:17 UTC