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Cabinet wants time to address asylum issue, but situation spiraling out of control locally

Cabinet wants time to address asylum issue, but situation spiraling out of control locally

Recent protests against asylum seeker centers, including acts of vandalism, have intensified in the Netherlands as local authorities struggle to manage the unrest. Officials warn that these demonstrations are increasingly successful while the national government continues to struggle with reducing asylum inflow.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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