Wow.
An estimated 1,000 people a day are returning across Iraq’s borders having previously moving abroad to escape the violence, Iraqi authorities say.
Most of the returnees are coming from Syria - and very few from Jordan, where better-off refugees tended to go.
An improving security situation - but also the lack of job opportunities for Iraqis in Syria - may account for the move, correspondents say.
Wow, indeed. At that rate it will take only 8-10 years to get them all back home. The ones with homes. The ones still living, with homes. But, wow.
Apparently Bashar al-Assad is consulting Lou Dobbs when developing his new immigration policy.
It didn’t take them 8-10 years to get out. Gee, maybe the rate will increase as momentum builds.
But, TerryN, we’ve been winning for five years, or so we’re told. How long does it take to build that momentum?