Danes restrict imams to stifle Muslim radicals By Julian Isherwood, Scandinavia Correspondent (Filed: 19/02/2004) Denmark will crack down on the immigration of Islamic preachers to try to stifle radicalism among its Muslims. A parliamentary bill does not mention the Islamic faith, but Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the Danish prime minister, has made the target of the legislation clear in announcing restrictions on "foreign missionaries". It had been "too easy" for them to get a residence permit, he said. "That is why we are now putting forward new requirements for residing in the country, like the demand that imams and others have...