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The author stated that the Dutch population had grown from just over 1.1 million since early 2016 to approximately 18.1 million. According to the author, around 173,000 people had died and 167,000 babies had been born in 2025, resulting in negative natural growth and the total growth coming entirely from migration. The author referred to Jan Latten, who estimated the group of Dutch origin at about 12.9 million, and wrote that this group was expected to shrink by 1 to 2 million over the coming decades. By 2050, according to the author, the Netherlands would have about 20 million inhabitants. The author argued that the changing population composition put pressure on social and cultural relations, social cohesion, the welfare state, and the housing market. It was written that rapid changes complicated integration and increased parallel societies and clashing norms and values. According to the author, politicians focused too much on symptom treatment and paid too little attention to population growth due to migration and low birth rates among the indigenous population. The author praised Latten for his expertise and warned that politics, media, and society needed to take demographic changes seriously. https://t.co/wVfulQlN6k #demografie #migratie #socialecohesie (translated)

Mirko Gerrits wrote that the negative influence of mass immigration could also affect Western youth and adults, as they might adopt anti-Western behavior and ideas. This, according to him, made it harder to fight that influence. He added that people could come to tolerate or adopt behavior they previously disapproved of due to friendships, infatuation, or their environment. #immigratie #samenleving #cultuur (translated)

JA21 stated that neighboring countries had taken strict asylum measures, causing the inflow to decrease according to the party. According to JA21, the Netherlands should not become the destination where people subsequently came. The party urged the cabinet to quickly take additional asylum measures. https://t.co/tnNto3MFhm #asielbeleid #immigratie #veiligheid (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he was frequently asked what percentage of the Dutch population was Muslim, both at that moment and in the near future. In a video, he sought the answer. He said that creating it had taken a lot of work and that support was welcome via a link. For more information on immigration, he referred to his book *Migration Magnet Netherlands* and the accompanying links. https://t.co/Fp673cmaaI #Nederland #immigratie #moslims (translated)

In the lead-up to the American midterms of 2026, political tension is high, with President Trump and his followers doing everything possible to prevent a Democratic victory, while voters are becoming increasingly aware of the impact of his immigration policy. #Midterms2026 #Democraten #Trump (translated)

Forum for Democracy stated that the EU migration pact had not halted migration and called the promise about it a lie. According to the party, the EU was actually continuously facilitating more immigration. FVD advocated for the Netherlands to be able to determine again who could enter the country and who should be expelled. https://t.co/5anDyzHoxu #Migratie #Europa #FVD (translated)

Forum for Democracy stated that the state collects almost half a trillion in taxes, yet has a budget deficit of nearly 40 billion. According to the party, the government did not have a revenue problem, but a spending problem. They argued against spending more money on climate, war, and immigration, so that the burden on the Dutch people could decrease. https://t.co/KNKeEP95sY #belasting #begroting #uitgaven (translated)

Asylum Minister Bart van den Brink has quietly tightened the legislation regarding asylum issues, which means that asylum seekers no longer have the right to high penalties, and foreigners from safe countries will be criminalized if they remain in the Netherlands. #asielwetgeving #BartvandenBrink #immigratiebeleid (translated)

Forum for Democracy wrote that the EU planned to spend hundreds of billions extra, which according to the party would severely impact Dutch taxpayers because the Netherlands is a net contributor. The party argued that this would be matched by more immigration, regulation, and militarism. According to Forum for Democracy, the EU did not serve the Dutch interest and it was time for a Nexit. https://t.co/6SeyJLAExH #Nexit #EU #belastingbetaler (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he believed that construction was mainly for immigrants. He stated that a significant restriction on migration would also mean that there was no need for labor migrants in construction. Referring to a passage from his book *Migration Magnet Netherlands*, he added that the trend had continued since the publication and that the growth in the number of households was now almost entirely related to migration. https://t.co/2tDHwYX14O https://t.co/hvguFFRFMg #immigratie #migratie #bouw (translated)

Democrats are outraged by the raid on parliament member Ilhan Omar, who is being investigated for possible fraud regarding her immigration papers just before the midterms in the US, and see this as an abuse of power by President Trump. #IlhanOmar #verkiezingen2026 #misbruikvanmacht (translated)

Maaike van Charante wrote that Demo Demo NL was right again in her opinion and that the housing shortage was related to immigration. She stated that unwelcome facts eventually came to light, but that ideology could significantly delay their recognition. #Woningnood #Immigratie #Feiten (translated)