Most of the migrants from the Middle East passing through Southeast Europe en route to Germany are thought to be from Syria, though people from other countries are also seeking asylum. Some EU member states, like Slovakia, have openly stated their preferences. Bratislava in particular said in August it would neither accept mandatory quotas nor migrants of other religion that Christianity. - See more at: http://www.novinite.com/articles/170870/Bulgaria+Should+Receive+Syrians+of+Mixed+Religion%2C+IntMin+Says#sthash.lySfB6mC.dpuf

Most of the migrants from the Middle East passing through Southeast Europe en route to Germany are thought to be from Syria, though people from other countries are also seeking asylum. Some EU member states, like Slovakia, have openly stated their preferences. Bratislava in particular said in August it would neither accept mandatory quotas nor migrants of other religion that Christianity.

Most of the migrants from the Middle East passing through Southeast Europe en route to Germany are thought to be from Syria, though people from other countries are also seeking asylum. Some EU member states, like Slovakia, have openly stated their preferences. Bratislava in particular said in August it would neither accept mandatory quotas nor migrants of other religion that Christianity. - See more at: http://www.novinite.com/articles/170870/Bulgaria+Should+Receive+Syrians+of+Mixed+Religion%2C+IntMin+Says#sthash.lySfB6mC.dpuf