Refugee crisis stokes anti-Muslim fervor in Poland, Eastern Europe

The wave of refugees streaming into Europe from the war-torn Middle East has stoked unabashed hate for Muslims in Poland and other Eastern European nations where many want no part of EU-mandated resettlement quotas. With 8,000 mostly Muslims streaming in daily from Syria and other conflict zones, causing the largest immigration emergency since World War II, a split has formed between eastern and western Europe.