Turkey To Repatriate American Suspected Of ISIS Involvement

The transcript discusses Turkey's handling of ISIS militants, including a failed deportation attempt to Greece and the US's commitment to not block a suspected militant's entry. Turkey is holding around 1200 suspected ISIS members, many from Europe, and has begun repatriating them. Criticism is directed at countries like the UK and the Netherlands for revoking citizenship of terrorists.

What was the response of Greece when Turkey attempted to deport an American suspected ISIS member?

• Greece collaborated with Turkey to detain the individual.

• Greece accepted the individual.

• Greece refused entry to the individual.

• Greece deported the individual to another country.

How many suspected ISIS militants is Turkey reportedly holding?

• Approximately 1200

• Approximately 500

• Approximately 800

• Approximately 1500

Which two cities were mentioned as destinations for repatriated ISIS fighters?

• Vienna and Brussels

• Madrid and Amsterdam

• London and Berlin

• Paris and Rome

What is Turkey's position on hosting foreign-born ISIS members?

• Turkey refuses to act as a hotel for them.

• Turkey is a temporary host until they find a new country.

• Turkey will only host them if they renounce ISIS.

• Turkey is willing to host them indefinitely.

What criticism did Turkey's Interior Minister have for countries like the UK and the Netherlands?

• They are taking the easy way out by revoking citizenship.

• They are collaborating with ISIS members.

• They are too lenient with ISIS members.

• They are not providing enough support to Turkey.