IND Investigates Concerns Over Slow Terrorist Screening of Asylum Seekers

The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) is facing criticism for the lengthy time it takes to screen asylum seekers for potential terrorist threats. The Algemene Rekenkamer (Netherlands Audit Office) found that screening, which should occur within two weeks, typically takes two years due to insufficient staff. This delay, coupled with long wait times for asylum application assessments, raises concerns about security and requires improved oversight.

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