US EditionNumber of Asylum Seekers in Ter Apel Decreases, but Remains Above 2000
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It is expected to take two to three years before calm returns to Dutch asylum reception. This is according to Mark Boumans, vice-chairman of the Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG) and VVD mayor of Doetinchem, speaking on the radio program Sven op 1. According to Boumans, the current situation is the direct result of earlier policies by PVV member Marjolein Faber. He states that the pressure on the registration center in Ter Apel has…
The number of asylum seekers at the registration centre in Ter Apel decreased further this weekend, but remains higher than the maximum of 2,000. On Monday, 2,053 asylum seekers were staying there, reports the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA).
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