Belgian Migration Minister Opposes Bringing 13 Palestinian Students From Gaza
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The 13 students from Gaza were invited and received scholarships from a Belgian university. The Minister of Migration claims that there could be a "domino effect" or "immigration acceleration".
The Belgian Minister of Asylum and Immigration, Anne van Bossuyt, refused to allow Palestinian students from the Gaza Strip access to Belgium, despite receiving visas and scholarships, warning that their arrival might open the door to applications for reunification or asylum.
Minister of Asylum and Migration Anneleen Van Bossuyt (N-VA) is opposed to 13 Palestinians from Gaza coming to study in our country, despite the fact that they have a scholarship and a visa for this purpose. She stated this on VRT NWS's *De zevende dag*. Some students have already been waiting for two years to arrive, but the government does not seem to be in a hurry to make a decision so far.
Brussels: Belgian Minister of Asylum and Immigration Anlin van Bossuyt, Sunday, expressed opposition to the arrival in her country of Palestinian students from the Gaza Strip, despite having received visas and scholarships. In her press statements, the Minister stated that Palestinian students had received educational visas and scholarships, including those waiting for nearly two years to travel to Belgium.
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