Scottish Green MSP Ross Greer says the government motion quite rightly congratulates everyone who has welcomed 1,000 refugees from Syria.

Mr Greer says: "Scotland's response has so far and in so many ways been exemplary."

He says the problem is the low number of people who have been taken in, "1,000 is just a drop in the ocean of misery and desperation".

The barrier to taking more is the Westminster government he says. 

Here's the Scottish Greens' Europe and external affairs spokesperson Ross Greer's amendment: 

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Construction of a UK-funded wall near Calais' so-called Jungle migrant camp will begin soon, the Home Office says.

Dubbed the "Great Wall of Calais", external by some media, the 4m (13ft) wall will run for 1km (0.6 miles) along both sides of the main road to Calais port.

Road hauliers called the wall a "poor use" of public money.

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Home Secretary Amber Rudd told MPs that while the UK provided money to help secure Calais, it was up to the French to decide which measures to use.

Work is expected to start this month, with the wall due to be finished by the end of the year.

Numerous fences have been built to protect the port, the Eurotunnel terminal and train tracks on the other side of Calais, and the BBC understands the wall will not replace any of those.

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Ms McNeill says she has visited many refugee camps in the last decade but the worst she hasseen the Jungle in Calais.

Labour MSP Pauline McNeill speaks to Alex Rowley's amendment.

Ms McNeill calls on the rights of refugees to access services and international standards for integration in be enshrined in law.

Here's Scottish Labour's community, social security and equalities spokesperson Alex Rowley's amendment.

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SNP MSP Gillian Martin calls on Jackson Carlaw to expedite the return of unaccompanied children to their families.

Mr Carlaw says the Home Office remains in discussions with UNCHR and European governments to achieve this.

Mr Carlaw praises the volunteers, third sector agencies and local agencies for their help in settling the 1,000 refugees.

The Scottish Conservative says the UK government has sourced suitable accommodation for 20,000 refugees.

Mr Carlaw says the UK government is giving £2.3bn to the crisis.

He says this is 15 times greater than France.

Scottish Conservative MSP Jackson Carlaw challenges both the Scottish and UK government's to do more.

Mr Carlaw highlights the contribution of Jewish refugees who came to Scotland and his constituency.

He then praises the Polish and Ugandan refugees who came thereafter.

The Tory MSP says: "Scotland will always gladly share our load and make a success of it."

Here's the Scottish Conservative's external affairs spokesman Jackson Carlaw's amendment:

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Ms Constance says the is working with the Red Cross to find out how many unaccompanied children have family in Scotland.

She says Scotland is well equipped to help.

The communities minister urges the UK to prioritise these children, particularly those in Calais.

She says she is delighted 1,000 refugees have settled in Scotland but accepts this is only a small number of what is needed.

The minister ends by calling for everyone to stand in solidarity with refugees.

Ms Constance says the Home Office is considering extending 30 day visas, after she wrote to them.

Ms Constance says last November the first charter flight of Syrian refugees arrived in Glasgow and they were overjoyed to arrive in a safe country.

She says the arrival of over 1050 refugees in the first year could never have happened without the work of the refugee task force and other key stakeholders. 

Ms Constance says it took the tragic photo of Alan Kurdi, the three-year-old boy who drowned a year ago as his family fled Syria, to bring about action across the globe.

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Ms Constance announces £86,000 to pilot a new peer to peer education approach to teaching the English language.

Communities Secretary Angela Constance says Scotland has long been a country that has welcome refugees.

Ms Constance says since 2001 Scotland has also received many asylum seekers.

She says the past 12 months have been a time of unprecedented change for refugees. 

"The scale of the suffering is barely comprehensible", she says. 

Here is Communities, Social Security and Equalities Secretary Angela Constance's motion:

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Scotland has taken in 1,000 Syrian refugees since a summit last year aimed at easing the international crisis.

The Scottish government said the milestone was reached after 120 new refugees arrived in Scotland in the past week.

A refugee charity thanked all of those involved in the "phenomenal response" to the new arrivals.

But it said the number taken in was "tiny compared with the people in desperate need".

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Last September's summit was attended by representatives of all Holyrood's political parties as well as dozens of interested organisations.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said at the time that Scotland should accept 1,000 refugees "as a starting point for a meaningful discussion".

She also established a taskforce with a £1m budget to co-ordinate Scotland's practical response to the crisis, which has seen tens of thousands of people apply for asylum in the UK.

Communities Secretary Angela Constance will now lead a debate entitled 'Scotland Welcomes 1,000 Refugees'