Austria cracks down on Turkish citizens with 2 passports
(World News Austria)

VIENNA (AP) -- With his rich Tyrolean accent, Mehmet Altin appears to be a native of the alpine Austrian province. But the campground operator who moved to a sleepy mountain village decades ago could lose his adopted country's citizenship, along with potentially thousands of others targeted by a crackdown on immigrants illegally holding both Turkish and Austrian passports. Altin's problems in some ways are the result of perceptions in Austria that Turks - among the largest groups of migrants to the country - refuse to assimilate even decades after arriving. Such fears are part of larger Europe-wide concerns that migrants represent a threat to the continent's values. But a law...