The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad has raised questions about the status of the many Syrians who fled to Europe. Some governments are already planning to deport Syrians or suspend their asylum claims. Syrians in Germany have been celebrating the end of the Assad regime, but they also face uncertainty. Authorities have stopped processing asylum requests from Syrians until there is more clarity on the political situation in their homeland. And some politicians are already suggesting Syrians should return home.
00:00 Syrians in Europe celebrate Assad’s fall
01:05 Ehab Badwi, Syrian Youth Assembly founder
07:29 Johann Wadephul (CDU), Member of the German Bundestag
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