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Germany, Sweden press demand for open-ended refugee quotas

By Frank Jordans | September 8, 2015 - 8:31am

Germany and Sweden called Tuesday for fellow European Union countries to accept a system of quotas to ensure a fair distribution of refugees across all 28 member states, with no upper limit on the overall number...

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