Member states of the European Union are undergoing a dramatic change of heart about the million and a half refugees they allowed into their countries.  A year ago, most countries were patting themselves on the back for being so open and compassionate about letting in hundreds of thousands of unvetted refugees.  But given the numerous terrorist attacks carried out by migrants in the last year, and the strain put on local budgets in caring for of all those newcomers, the E.U. is beginning to sing a different tune. Reuters: European Union member states should detain migrants who have no case for asylum to prevent them from running away before they are deported, the chief migration official with the bloc's executive arm in Brussels said. The European Union is pushing to reduce immigration after some 1.6 million refugees and migrants reached its shores via the Mediterranean in 2014-2016. It wants to prevent people from coming and deport...(Read Full Post)