Poland won’t accept refugees after Paris attacks: incoming minister

Friday’s attack prompted authorities in Europe to act swiftly to tighten border controls, with French President Francois Hollande immediately announcing renewed border checks. “Some steps in this direction have already been taken, with Iran and Saudi Arabia being invited to the global Syrian peace talks in Vienna”, Manenti said.

Snyder says MI is “proud of our rich history of immigration” but that Michigan’s “priority is protecting the safety of our residents”.

Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said that the attacks on Friday that left 132 dead were planned from overseas with support from France.

Bavarian allies cranked up pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday to reverse her “open-door” refugee policy, saying the deadly attacks in Paris underlined the need for tougher measures to control the influx of migrants.

She says that “terrorism is so well organized that it doesn’t have to risk the arduous refugee routes, and the sometimes life-threatening crossings at sea”.

Germany’s defense minister is pushing back against the idea that terrorists are entering Europe as refugees.

“The European Council’s decisions, which we criticized, on the relocation of refugees and immigrants to all EU countries are part of European law”, Szymanski wrote in a piece of commentary, stating, however, “after the tragic events of Paris we do not see the political possibility of respecting them”.

Wilders, whose Party of Freedom has climbed to record high popularity during the refugee crisis, said in a statement: “Prime Minister Rutte, I say to you: Close the Dutch borders. Now!”

Lawmakers have resisted endorsing the system, known as the Passenger Name Record (PNR), on the grounds it could infringe people’s privacy.Cazeneuve also said that European countries needed to improve their intelligence sharing and ensure there are “systematic and coordinated controls” of the European Union’s external borders.

“The attacks were carried out simultaneously, and struck in areas of Paris that were quite far from each other”, Manenti said.

“There is no need for an overall review of the European policy on refugees”, Junker added.

Poland’s incoming government leaders declared Saturday that they would not accept refugees without security guarantees.

“Those who organised [and perpetrated] the attacks are the very same people who the refugees are fleeing and not the opposite”, Juncker told reporters in Turkey as he prepared to attend a G20 summit, which in light of the Paris attacks that came a day after large attacks in Beirut and Baghdad is expected to focus on security.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed the allegations.