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Denmark plans to seize valuables from asylum seekers
Denmark's center-right government moves to require asylum-seekers to hand over items above 1500 dollars to cover housing and food costs during processing. The proposal, facing rights groups' criticism, aims to deter migrants while matching welfare rules for Danes. Parliament expected to pass after amendments raising keepable item values, with critics warning it harms refugees and could breach international rights.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Inger Stoelberg
Ermany
Sweden
Europe
Germany
Nordic
Rami Nayil
Switzerland
Lea Wertheimer
The
State Secretariat For Migration
Social Democrats
William Spindler
U.N. Refugee Agency