JA21 and SGP Demand No Coercion in the Reception of Asylum Seekers
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JA21 did not move any closer to the cabinet during a conversation between Joost Eerdmans and Minister for Asylum Seekers Bart van den Brink. They both said it was a good conversation, but JA21 party leader Eerdmans said he will only vote for the cabinet's tax plan if the compulsory option from the Distribution Act is not implemented. ‘Otherwise, they will have to go left.’
Joost Eerdmans is 'positive' after his meeting with Asylum Minister Bart van den Brink on Thursday. The cabinet is moving towards JA21 regarding asylum. They have not yet reached an agreement on one point: Eerdmans wants the cabinet to pledge never to force municipalities to accommodate asylum seekers, but the CDA minister is only willing to state that he expects coercion will not be necessary.
JA21 and SGP want a "written" commitment from the cabinet that municipalities will not be forced to accommodate asylum seekers, which they are required to do under the Distribution Act. JA21 leader Eerdmans stated this following his meeting with Minister Van den Brink of Asylum and Migration. Furthermore, they want tens of thousands of Syrians with temporary residence status to be reassessed quickly, because parts of the country could be deemed…
JA21 did not move any closer to the cabinet during a conversation between Joost Eerdmans and Minister for Asylum Seekers Bart van den Brink. They both said it was a good conversation, but JA21 party leader Eerdmans said he will only vote for the cabinet's tax plan if the compulsory option from the Distribution Act is not implemented. "Otherwise, they will have to go to the left."
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THE HAGUE (ANP) - JA21 did not move any closer to the cabinet during a conversation between Joost Eerdmans and Minister for Asylum Affairs Bart van den Brink. They both said it was a good conversation, but JA21 party leader Eerdmans said that he will only vote for the cabinet's tax plan if the compulsory...
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