Dutch cities resist asylum seeker reception rules.

The Dutch government is pushing ten municipalities to accept asylum seekers. These municipalities are resisting the ‘spreading law’. Failure to comply could lead to the government forcing them to house the asylum seekers.

Dutch Immigration Minister Bart van den Brink is meeting with municipalities like Beverwijk and Westland. These municipalities are refusing to build new asylum centers. The VVD party is against the centers and says there is no public support. The government’s ‘spreading law’ requires all municipalities to take in asylum seekers. This is causing problems with the government’s plans to spread out the asylum seekers across the country.

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