VVD and PvdA talk further about care for illegal immigrants. Municipalities and local VVD drivers want asylum seekers, however, do not just put on the street. They say it ‘bed, bath and bread “continue to offer.
Since this afternoon the coalition partners sit back in the Turret to negotiate an emergency shelter for illegal immigrants. The Labour Party is in favor of the bed-bath-and-bread arrangement, the VVD is opposed. Local VVD drivers think differently than the national party, according to a tour of TVNZ by the twenty largest municipalities.
Most local VVD directors participate in care of illegal immigrants in their community and want to continue to do so. “If local government can not leave these people to their fate. They are simply, “says VVD alderman Hans Buitelaar from Amersfoort in the newspaper.
Also VVD Fred de Graaf, interim mayor in Enschede, assumes that the municipality seekers without documentation roof remains above the coping. The rural VVD fears that emergency shelter has a magnetic effect on new asylum seekers.
Large cities
Earlier this week left the VVD Hague mayor Jozias van Aartsen all know that he just goes with the reception in his city. ‘We do not have all types of wandering in the cities, “says Van Aartsen. The town was initially appointed to find a solution to illegal immigrants.
Also Amsterdam and Utrecht remain provisionally bed, bath and bread provide undocumented asylum seekers. Mayor Eberhard van der Laan (PvdA) of Amsterdam wants ‘independent of Europe’ to provide shelter and food between 17:00 and 9:00, he said this week in Nieuwsuur .
In the capital attract some 120 illegal immigrants wandering and protesting by the city. They slept this week in an office building in Amsterdam-West, on a building site in the pipe and in the Vondelpark. Because they want to make it does not use the evening and night care that the town a 24-uursopvang.
Talk
Earlier this year promised then State Secretary Fred Teeven (VVD) financial assistance to municipalities to provide illegals in their basic needs. The Minister himself was not in favor of the plan, but wanted to fund pending the decision of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on the issue.
The ruling, which came out this week, gives space for different interpretations. On the one hand this suggests that illegal immigrants have a right to shelter. On the other hand, the Council refers to the Social Charter, which states that only people with a legitimate residence in a Member State protected
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