Country of Citizenship - vs - Country of Origin - More Confusion

[Reality Check]

They would not be deported back to Turkey, unless they were Turkish
citizens. They would be deported back to their countries of origin,
unless their asylum application were accepted.

Deportations are to the country of origin. Many migrants are
destroying their passports, hoping that this will keep the EU from
deporting them.

So are you saying the "country of origin" is always the same as the "country of citizenship" as you explicitly said in your first post ?

Most countries in the world, virtually all, do NOT, repeat NOT, have birth right citizenship, as exists in the United States, so even individuals with parents and grand parents and great-grand parents who were born in a country, may not be citizens of that country.

Or, are you now saying the "country of origin" means something different than the "country of citizenship" ?

If you are saying that the country of origin is always the same as the "country of citizenship" then all the questions I ask in the following post apply:[/size]

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3312

If you have now changed that position, between your first post, and your second post, then,the confusion level appears to be rising.

[John]

http://www.refworld.org/pdfid/4a3f2ac32.pdf

[gerald]

And who pays to support the "immigrants? If they come with wealth they have time to adapt if they wish, if they come with nothing do not speak the language and their culture is "different" than what? Who pays and in what way? -- Unfortunately, Nature does not provide compassion, humanity IS part of nature.