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Fewer Asylum Seekers, More Dispute Between ÖVP and FPÖ in Lower Austria

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By the end of the year almost every fifth asylum accommodation in Lower Austria is to be closed. The announcement also ensures a political exchange of views.

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By the end of the year almost every fifth asylum accommodation in Lower Austria is to be closed. The announcement also ensures a political exchange of views.

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In the course of an evaluation a further 53 asylum homes will be closed in Lower Austria by the end of the year, state vize Udo Landbauer and state councillor Martin Antauer (both FPÖ) informed at a press conference in St. Pölten on Tuesday. Already since late summer 11 quarters had been closed in the federal state, so the total number since then is now 64. The evaluation will continue in 2027, was announced.

By the end of the year, 53 further asylum shelters will be closed in Lower Austria. This would affect 64 of the originally 360 locations together with already abandoned quarters. FPÖ justifies the step with decreasing numbers in basic care as well as lower administrative costs and lower costs.

"We promised to put the interests of our countrymen and our home country first on March 23, 2023, on the day of the government declaration in NÖ, to put the interests of our countrymen and our home country in the first place. A central promise: to end the asylum chaos, to put the security of the Lower Austrians in the centre and our values [...] The post LH deputy Landbauer/Landesrat Antauer: "NÖ first – 53 asylum homes are closed" first appeare…

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