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Sander van Dam wrote that, according to him, one could simply say "Fuck you" to Brussels regarding international treaties and could claim to determine their own asylum policy, without the world immediately ending. https://t.co/NpJcPAvoih #Asielbeleid #InternationaalRecht #Brussel (translated)

Stephan wrote that the unnamed woman was a member of a French leftist party and an activist for broader migration from North Africa. According to him, she owned a small boutique in a chic location and tried to protect it during a looting. She reportedly told the looters that she had advocated for asylum seekers and for their access to and stay in France. Stephan claimed that she was then spat on, beaten, and kicked, but she survived. He wrote that the store was completely emptied and that the woman was shocked because the perpetrators were, according to him, people for whom she had worked for years. He described them in strongly derogatory terms and stated that she had advocated for their arrival in France, which they, according to him, wanted to invade and destroy. #Migratie #Activisme #Solidariteit (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote to Rob Jetten, Dilan Yeşilgöz, and Henri Bontenbal that the current asylum policy, according to her, was a failure and that the Netherlands could no longer handle the numbers. She suggested reaching out to the man she referred to, to possibly learn from him. #asielbeleid #Nederland #migratie (translated)

Diederik Boomsma wrote that Poland suspended the right to asylum last year and that the Polish prime minister had confirmed this again. According to Boomsma, the prime minister stated that Poland would not repeat the mistakes of other European countries and would not pay for that through the migration pact. Boomsma added that Tusk was president of the Commission at the EPP. #Polen #migratie #asiel (translated)

Doctors have suspended their work at the strictest asylum seekers' center in the Netherlands, the HTL in Hoogeveen, because they oppose the COA policy that allows the admission of asylum seekers with severe psychiatric conditions, which they believe is untenable and poses significant health risks. #asielzoekers #psychiatrischeproblemen #gezondheidszorg (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that, in his opinion, the Netherlands largely allowed hopeless asylum migrants who formed a burden on society in various ways. He argued that Poland repeatedly suspended asylum rights and called it a smart idea as long as the laws and treaties were not amended. According to him, this seemed possible within the EU, allowing the Netherlands to adopt this policy. #asielbeleid #immigratie #Polen (translated)

Meri shared a message about Laura Faber, who according to the shared text took in two male asylum seekers as a single mother of two young children. The headline reported that more people were hosting those with refugee status and quoted someone who had seen how difficult the situation was in Ter Apel. Meri described Faber's choice as "suicidal empathy." https://t.co/EdL1aRcuZ9 https://t.co/cuVhc0jPEy #asielzoekers #empathie #samenleving (translated)

Hilda Spruit also asked NU.nl to pay attention to citizens outside the asylum and integration chain who had taken in a status holder. She pointed out that Laura Faber worked in that chain and wrote that according to NU.nl there were more citizens who had provided shelter to a status holder. https://t.co/tUHaNJitSs #asiel #integratie #statushouders (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he addressed what he called a persistent myth in a video: that asylum migration hardly contributes to population growth. He described the claim that hardly any social rental homes go to status holders as a related lie and called for support in his fight against migration misinformation. https://t.co/2tDHwYX14O #asielmigratie #bevolkingsgroei #migratiedesinformatie (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that the municipality of Delft could have provided housing at the mentioned location for urgent and young housing seekers from Delft, but chose to accommodate asylum seekers there instead. https://t.co/tkFHq2z3Fa #Delft #woningnood #asielzoekers (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek called it bizarre that, according to him, the Netherlands accommodates asylum seekers but not its own citizens, despite the country's prosperity. He said that Nausicaa Marbe was right that the asylum minister should not be trusted: according to Van de Beek, the minister forced asylum reception while the influx of asylum seekers continued. https://t.co/nLDmcDQ0un #Nederland #Asiel #Woningcrisis (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that asylum seekers did not form a small group and that together with Ukrainians they made up a third of the population growth due to migration. https://t.co/sPxY7hjpqQ #Asiel #JanvandeBeek #Migratie #Verkiezingen #Asiel #Migratie #Bevolkingsgroei (translated)

Optimism comes from the resilience of the global economy, the promises of AI, and the dynamism of Asia. The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, stated on Saturday that the annual meetings of her institution and the World Bank were marked this week in Bangkok by a mix of "optimism" and "concern." #FMI #BanqueMondiale #Inflation (translated)

Marisol wrote that €100,000 had been donated for the 80-year-old Wim. She said she was happy for him, but mentioned that it was very antisocial that this was necessary, in her opinion. She also stated that asylum seekers received tens of thousands of euros in fines, while the Dutch had to figure it out themselves. With the hashtag #AwayWithCabinetJetten, she called for the resignation of the cabinet. #WegMetKabinetJetten #WegMetKabinetJetten #asielzoekers #solidariteit (translated)

The Jetten cabinet wants to address the housing shortage with thousands of temporary homes, including flexible houses for refugees with residency permits, thereby reducing the pressure on asylum reception and social rental properties. #wooncrisis #flexwoningen #woningtekort (translated)