Danish police seize money from migrants under new law

Danish police have seized valuables from migrants for the first time since a controversial law came into force five months ago.

Danish police seize money from migrants under new law

Danish police have seized valuables from migrants for the first time since a controversial law came into force five months ago.

National police spokesman Per Fiig said the two men and three women carried dollars and euros worth a total of about 129,600 kroner (£14,400) when they were arrested on Tuesday at Copenhagen's airport for using forged passports.

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