Geert Wilders threatens to quit Dutch coalition over asylum law change

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Geert Wilder's PVV is pushing for rapid implementation of the new asylum law. However, whether it accelerates or delays proceedings remains unclear.

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The Council of State recommends that a new law on asylum should not be put to the vote in Parliament. The coalition of governments is divided about the draft and could break it.

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For a long time the parties in the Netherlands struggle for a government. Only as right-wing populist Wilders renounced the post of prime minister, the path is clear. Now there is a danger of a disintegration due to criticism by the Council of State about an increase in asylum.

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Geert Wilders threatens to quit Dutch coalition over asylum law change

The Dutch government's different parties have argued for months over draft legislation that tightens asylum law in the Netherlands.

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Far-right Wilders threatens to end coalition over asylum laws

by Agencies  Feb 11, 2025 - Edited By Nurbanu Tanrıkulu Kızıl Leader of the Netherlands' far-right party, Party for Freedom, Geert Wilders, speaks during the first summit of EU far-right parties in Madrid, Spain, Feb. 8, 2025. (EPA Photo) Far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders has warned he may withdraw from the governing coalition if proposed…

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Wilders Threatens To Quit Dutch Coalition if Asylum Laws Are Blocked

Geert Wilders is not bending to allegations that tough asylum legislation has been put together in a “careless” manner. Instead, he has hinted that he might break up the existing government coalition and call fresh elections if his migration vision is not adopted. This latest criticism of Wilders has come from the Council of State (RvS), a constitutionally established—though unelected—advisory body, which also said the law could next year be in …