Danish parliament votes on bill to confiscate assets from asylum seekers

The Danish Parliament is voting on a new law that would allow authorities to seize valuables and cash from refugees and migrants to pay for their stay.

 

The bill has cross-party support in Denmark and is likely to be passed.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports. 

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