The recent deal to handling the migrant crisis between the European union Turkey has been
jeopardized. The deal which includes the deportation of migrants from the European Union countries like Germany, Sweden and Greece to Turkey, in exchange for the European Union granting more visas to Turkey, has been put into serious jeopardy. This comes after a dispute where Turkish President Erodgan refuses to change Turkish anti terror laws, which some analysts considered an abuse of power ,considering the majority of terrorist suspects are journalists who are critical of Erodgran polices and face server punishments including long term prison sentences. This has causes a rift between Turkey and the European, and has just happen after Turkish President Erodgan fired former prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, who helped brooked the deal with the European. Some analysts predict that Erodgan son in law Berat Albayrak , and energy minister would replace Ahment Davutoglu, which would further consolidate Erodgrans power in the Turkish parliament.
Thomas Baggot
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/may/06/erdogan-turkey-not-alter-anti-terror-laws-visa-free-travel-eu
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