There's an irony here. Based on the conversations I've had, particularly with the survivors of the recent Camp Ashraf attack, the residents themselves desperately want to get out of Iraq because they know they're doomed in the current situation, and yet.... You would think that if Iraq actually wants them gone, the Government of Iraq itself would go to the UNHCR and say, “Grant these people refugee status or we ourselves are going to grant them refugee status so they can depart as quickly as humanly possible.”
But the reality is that Tehran doesn't want to let them leave Iraq, because now they're trapped, and they can get them in multiple cuts. The reality is that while the claims of the Government of Iraq are that they'd like them gone, and that they're terrorists in accordance with what Tehran says, it's actually not to their benefit to let them leave, practically speaking, because their masters in Tehran don't want them to leave. They want these attacks to continue. They want more of them to be killed, and ultimately, like they did with the seven.... It's reported that the seven may well be in Tehran as we speak now, handed over by Iraqi security forces.
This is what they'd like to see happen.