mo4ch:>Combat marginalization or expel troublemakers? MEPs offer solutions in wake of Strasbourg attack | Mo4ch News
The Strasbourg Christmas market shooting has fanned the flames of a debate about how to keep Europe safe, with MEPs from opposite sides of the aisle providing RT with radically different views about what must be done.The deadly attack in the northeast French city, which killed two people and left more than a dozen wounded, seems to have had a profound effect on EU parliamentarians – many of whom were present when their Strasbourg-based headquarters was put on lockdown following the shooting.However, serious disagreement remains over how to move forward, with conflicting views on immigration, terrorism, and borders dominating the security debate.Also on rt.comStrasbourg shooting: Latest on Christmas market attackWorried and angryGreek MEP Stelios Kouloglou, a member of the European United Left-Nordic Green Left, said that his deep concern for those stuck on the streets of Strasbourg during the attack quickly turned into anger.“We were worried about our colleagues who were outside alrea…