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Faber's financial failures: asylum plans €3.5 billion short - DutchNews.nl

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Immigration minister Marjolein Faber says her planned €3.5 billion cut from the refugee and asylum budget is not going to...

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PVV minister Faber still needs an additional 3.5 billion for asylum reception

2 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Jabbeke buys Asylum site, plans craft and youth zone

Jabbeke (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Jabbeke bought the old Civil Protection site, which has been used since 2022 as a temporary asylum center for 300 people. Mayor Frank Casteleyn plans a craft zone and youth or community center. The city … Read more Continue reading Jabbeke buys Asylum site, plans craft and youth zone at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.

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Faber's financial failures: asylum plans €3.5 billion short - DutchNews.nl

Immigration minister Marjolein Faber says her planned €3.5 billion cut from the refugee and asylum budget is not going to...

2 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Volkskrant broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands 2 days ago on Friday, April 11, 2025.

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