EU Agrees to Plan With Turkey to Stem Refugee Flow, Officials Say
- Turkish Prime Minister agreed to provisional deal earlier
- Leaders meeting in Brussels to hammer out details of agreement
EU and Turkey Agree to Refugee Plan
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European Union leaders agreed to a plan with Turkey that would curb migration flows across the Aegean Sea into Greece in exchange for trying to accelerate Turkey’s path to membership in the bloc.
“Turkey -- deal was accepted,” Juha Sipila, prime minister of Finland, posted on Twitter.