Police in Athens on Thursday removed over 200 migrants, including dozens of children, from two squats in the city center, AFP reported. The move is part of a clean up drive by the new conservative government. Some 230 people, including 70 children, were removed and taken to the police headquarters for identification, according to Athens municipal radio. The police declined to give details. The migrants were showed on state TV ERT boarding buses, some of them clutching plastic bags with their belongings. The crackdown has been opposed by anti-establishment and rights groups who say the operations unfairly target migrant families, who would otherwise be homeless. Thous
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