LESBOS, Greece — Faruk Maliki fled to Europe when the Islamic State group attempted to recruit him in Turkey, where he had sought safety from the civil war in his native Syria. But now he is living in terror once again, fearful of being swept up in the European Union’s agreement with Ankara to deport refugees that could send him back to his violent homeland.“They’ll send me straight back to ISIS,” said Mr. Maliki, a former oil company technician in his mid-40s from Damascus, Syria, using one of the names by which the terrorist group is known.
