The warm Turkish welcome for refugees is ending and Syrians are...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : But more recently, anti-refugee sentiment has surged as Turkey has grappled with problems including persistent inflation - particularly in food and housing - and with high youth unemployment.
49% : Metin Corabatir, director of the Ankara-based Research Centre on Asylum and Migration, said most of the departures so far appear to be Syrians checking the situation back in Syria before deciding whether to move their families back.Muhammed Nur Cuneyt, a 24-year-old Syrian who arrived in 2011 from the northern town of Azaz, was eagerly waiting at one gate on Dec. 10, saying he was grateful to Turkey for granting refuge but resented hearing anti-Syrian sentiment as his people fought Assad.
44% : (AP Photo/Emrah Gurel)Turkish authorities said that the alleged perpetrator was arrested and the victim placed under state protection.

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