Even the Turkish government wants no part of the West’s newest export: jihadis.
“Ankara deports two foreign nationals to Netherlands for terror links,” Anadolu Agency, December 29, 2019:
Turkey deported two foreign terrorist fighters back to their countries, the Netherlands, the Interior Ministry said on Dec. 28….
The statement did not specify which terror group the fighters belonged to, but in recent months it has been stressing the return of ISIL terrorists.
A Dutch origin foreign terrorist fighter who was deported from Turkey was arrested in the Netherlands, authorities said.
The public prosecutor’s office said in a statement the female terrorist, who crossed into Turkey from Syria, was arrested in Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.
The 28-year-old woman was with her 4-year-old daughter, the statement said.
She went to Syria in 2013 and in October she applied to the Netherlands Embassy in Ankara to return to her home country….
Since Nov. 11, Turkey deported more than 110 foreign terrorists after Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu announced captured ISIL terrorists would be extradited….