A point by point 1st the president s point about getting tough on turkey in the matter of the u. S. Minister Andrew Bronson who had been detained for illegally proselytizing inside turkey in 2018 well yes the u. S. Government did put on a new travel list the ministers of justice and interior departments in korea and so they and their families werent allowed to come to the United States but after Andrew Bronson was released by turkish authorities later and 2018 about 3 months after these sanctions were imposed these 2 men were removed so theyre now free to come to the United States i think it would be a bit of a stretch to argue that putting sanctions on 2 government officials and their families in essence crippled the turkish economy you might want to look at the earth along governments policies on why the economy is failing as some economists would argue then when it comes to this idea of how to actually deal with turkey both u. S. The u. S. And turkey are members of nato theyre alrea
Turkey is going to take over control of all these isis prisoners in an effective way from an enemy that they are targeting this is one of the many problems and of course they say theyre going to settle a 1000000 people on ryan that doesnt even belong to them this is a very complicated operation absolutely and the un says hes creating this you know socalled safe zone and so that some 2000000 out of the 3600000 Syrian Refugees in turkey can return to syria but what happens to the kurds who and the area do those Syrian Refugees want to be resettled in an area that they might not even be from and we are we going to see a demographic change taking place here. I think the broader answer to your question is no i dont think arabs want to go be forced to live in kurdish areas although im sure some would be happy just to be back on syrian soil i think the places where they want to develop these new camps basically dont have any Economic Opportunities to even those that are enthusiastically back
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