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What the Nazis driving people from homes taught philosopher Hannah Arendt about the rights of refugees

  • Written by Kathleen B. Jones, Professor Emerita of Women's Studies, San Diego State University
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Facing a political revolt over immigration policies from the Christian Social Union partner in her coalition government, German Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed to a compromise, which would create “transit zones” or refugee camps along Germany’s southern border.

Under the agreement, migrants would be housed in designated...

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