Minister stands firm: no funding for the accommodation of undocumented migrants

The Dutch government is maintaining its decision to stop funding the National Asylum Provision (LVV), which provides shelter and basic needs for undocumented migrants. Despite court rulings indicating that this decision could lead to inhumane treatment, the government insists on focusing on repatriation rather than subsidized care. Advocates argue that the current alternative, a restrictive location in Ter Apel, is inadequate for the vulnerable population, which includes stateless individuals. Protests occurred in support of the LVV, with many calling for continued support for those in need. The Council of State is expected to rule on the matter in the coming weeks.