The article discusses the dire situation of refugees trapped in Greece due to EU asylum policies, particularly the EU-Turkey agreement. It follows the story of Wafaa and her family, who fled Aleppo after their home was bombed, and their struggles with the asylum process in Greece. The family is separated across different countries, with one brother detained in Greece, another in Sweden, and the rest in limbo. The article criticizes the EU's handling of the refugee crisis, highlighting the inhumane conditions in camps like Moria and the bureaucratic obstacles that prevent family reunification. It also touches on the broader implications of EU agreements with countries like Turkey and Afghanistan to manage migration flows, often at the expense of refugees' rights and well-being.