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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 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)

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)

Unheard Netherlands TV reported that municipalities that refused the distribution law were placed under 'active supervision'. The broadcaster asked what severe measures the government took for its own population, compared to the measures for asylum seekers. Rob Roos stated that the government was primarily responsible for the care of its own population. The broadcaster referred viewers to NPO Start for the full broadcast. https://t.co/oKukgPKAu0 #spreidingswet #asielzoekers #zorgvoordebevolking (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that Pieter Omtzigt had calculated that not 60 but 100 percent of the new homes to be built would go to asylum seekers. He called Omtzigt a "file tiger" and stated that people and their children and grandchildren would be left behind by the government. https://t.co/Bt1QUARqbG https://t.co/ZZX1AVLEAJ #woningcrisis #asielzoekers #politiek (translated)

Michael van der Galien wrote that, according to him, 600 homes could not be built on the Heijenoordseweg in Arnhem due to nitrogen emissions, while an asylum center for 302 asylum seekers was set to open there on December 1. He stated that nitrogen was not an issue for that project. FVD council member Gino Luurssen had, according to Van der Galien, uncovered an internal email after repeated questioning stating: "no plan, no project." He also wrote that local residents saw diesel vans and a diesel generator on the site, despite the promised electric renovation. https://t.co/IIVpFvNQEX #stikstof #woningbouw #asielzoekers (translated)

Bas Paternotte wrote that, according to him, the European Commission also wanted the Netherlands to send asylum seekers back to Italy. He referred to that as a strong message to what he called D66 judges and argued that the Dutch judiciary was thus in direct opposition to the Commission. https://t.co/cdvtEHG1n6 #D66 #asielzoekers #EU (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that, according to him, hundreds of millions of euros were spent on penalty payments for asylum seekers, while a man was imposed a penalty payment of 30,000 euros because he claimed he had no other choice but to live in a holiday park. He asked which politicians in the House of Representatives would take up the issue. https://t.co/etP1YEn5Ow #asielzoekers #politiek #mensenrechten (translated)

Paul said that after some consideration he had reported to the police against Minister of Housing Boekholt-O’Sullivan. According to him, the minister discriminated against indigenous Dutch people by giving asylum seekers priority in housing and telling young people that they could stay with their parents until they were 40. He argued that the asylum seekers he referred to had passed through three safe countries, and therefore described the treatment of indigenous Dutch people as discrimination and racism. Paul invoked Article 1 of the Constitution and said that everyone in the Netherlands should be treated equally in similar cases. He accused the media of discriminating against people with a non-Dutch background and of extensively covering slogans in Malieveld while remaining silent about the treatment of indigenous Dutch people. He called on other Dutch people to file reports on the same grounds. #discriminatie #racisme #rechtvaardigheid (translated)

Jacques Monasch wrote that the SP had voted against and stated that the party, in his opinion, preferred to spend money on asylum seekers who were litigating rather than, for example, on healthcare or education. He called the SP a wandering party. #SP #Asielzoekers #Onderwijs (translated)

Ruud Koopmans wrote that in his opinion asylum seekers could live in Turkey or another country where they were already safe before arriving in the Netherlands. He argued that no asylum seeker in the Netherlands was a refugee. https://t.co/ugdRWNcIu8 #asielzoekers #vluchtelingen #Nederland (translated)

Michael van der Galien wrote that children in Delft-North were on waiting lists for sports clubs, while according to him, the college of mayor Alexander Pechtold (D66) wanted to establish an asylum seekers' center for 350 asylum seekers at Sports Park Brasserskade for fifteen years. Eight clubs with over 3,000 members would, according to him, reportedly lose about 23,000 square meters. The clubs had only requested to keep their fields, but that request was also denied. He wrote that the sports clubs paid the price for that. https://t.co/dfNoZZfWXd #DelftNoord #Sportclubs #Asielzoekers (translated)

MariaLouisa wrote that a Dutch person had received a financial penalty of 30,000 euros because he was sleeping in a chalet and had been open about it, while the waiting time for a house was six years. She directed strong insults at the municipality of Berkelland and claimed that asylum seekers were actually receiving money. https://t.co/XmmTxilSfG #woningnood #Nederland #gemeente (translated)