US EditionWilders Threatens Collapse Of Dutch Coalition If Asylum Freeze Is Not Implemented Within Weeks
- Geert Wilders, leader of the far-right PVV, threatened to withdraw support from the Dutch coalition government unless strict asylum controls are enforced within weeks in The Hague.
- This ultimatum follows growing frustration with the government’s slow progress on asylum, disputes over a contested two-tier refugee system, and the upcoming EU Asylum Pact implementation.
- Wilders presented a 10-point plan demanding measures like closing asylum centers, deporting 60,000 Syrians deemed safe to return, suspending family reunification, and deploying the military to borders.
- Wilders said, “Our patience has run out now,” warning, “Otherwise we will get out,” while coalition partners expressed skepticism and opposition parties labeled the move a political stunt.
- Wilders’ threat raises the risk of coalition collapse and fresh elections unless partners agree to renegotiate asylum policies within weeks to deliver the promised strict migration controls.
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Wilders Often Makes Threats, but This Time Is Different
With a resounding press conference about extra asylum measures, Geert Wilders set the tone in The Hague. His wish list is so big that the c-word (crisis) and the k-word (cabinet fall) were immediately used. What is Wilders' strategy?
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Dutch Leader Geert Wilders Vows To Collapse Gov't If Border Stays Open to 'Asylum Seekers'
Dutch populist Geert Wilders has once again called for his country’s borders to be closed to all asylum seekers and threatened to remove his party, which is the largest faction in the Hague, from the [...] The post Dutch Leader Geert Wilders Vows To Collapse Gov’t If Border Stays Open to ‘Asylum Seekers’ appeared first on The People's Voice.
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