Let the monster starve to death in the middle of nowhere.

American Isis suspect stuck on border ‘not our problem’, says Erdoğan
Bethan McKernan in Istanbul
Tue 12 Nov 2019 11.34 EST
The Guardian
An alleged American member of Islamic State, stranded for a second day on the border between Greece and Turkey after Turkey expelled him, is “not our problem”, the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has said.

The man, named by the Turkish news agency Demiroren as Muhammed Darwis B, is believed to be a US citizen of Jordanian descent. He was deported on Monday as part of Turkey’s controversial new policy to deport foreign jihadists in its custody.

A Turkish official told AFP that he had refused to be returned to the US and instead asked to be sent to Greece.
Athens said he was refused entry when he tried to cross the no man’s land between the two countries to the Greek town of Kastanies. He is reported to have spent the night outside and witnesses said he has been trying to shout to reporters on the Turkish side of the border.
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No man land, who can relate?