English City Rejects ‘No-go’ Label, Balances Immigration, Humanitarian Concerns

A leaflet put out by Hungary’s leaders recently identified several British cities as “no-go zones” where immigrants, many of them Muslim, dominate. The leaflet cited the cities as examples of why Hungary should not accept migrants or refugees. At least one of those British cities, Peterborough in England, has protested and has begun to receive Syrian refugees after a careful debate among city leaders. Suhad el Marsomi, an asylum seeker from Iraq, defies the stereotypes of the newcomer...

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