Interview: Concerns about criminal aliens who have exhausted their asylum procedures and end up on the streets: ‘They are ticking time bombs walking around.’

2024-04-24
in Policy brief

Prof. A. Leerkes, PI of FAiR, EUR, discussed the societal challenge of asylum seekers with mental health issues whose medical and social welfare are discontinued after a rejected asylum application. Interview originally posted on 24-04-2024 on Dutch Television EenVandaag “Concerns about criminal aliens who have exhausted their asylum procedures and end up on the streets: ‘They are ticking time bombs walking around.'” Translated from Dutch language.

Auteur: Eveline Rethmeier, Loes Bomers. The below interview is in Dutch.

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