The future of Geert Wilders’s “harshest asylum policy ever” is in the balance after MPs voted to retain the law allowing the ...

The far-right PVV warned Thursday it will vote against the proposed asylum legislation, including a two-tier status system, ...

The Asylum Distribution Law resulted in more asylum shelters and a better distribution of reception locations, despite the ...

Geert Wilders has toppled the Dutch government after pulling out of the governing coalition because it would not back his plans for tougher migration rules. The Dutch hard-Right leader withdrew his ...

Dutch Migration Minister Marjolein Faber of Wilders’ party wrote to the European Commission that the Netherlands wants out of regulations for accepting refugees, claiming that otherwise one of ...

Wilders also grew frustrated with the lack of progress from his own asylum minister, Marjolein Faber, who was responsible for delaying the repeal of the scatter bill -- a law designed to ...

Minister of Asylum and Migration Marjolein Faber will enact the new emergency law “as soon as possible,” and also ask to opt out of the European Union’s asylum and migration policy next week.

After briefing MPs on the plan on Wednesday, Marjolein Faber, the immigration minister, said that the cabinet “supports the need to work towards that scenario and to get a grip on migration”.

Immigration minister Marjolein Faber says her planned €3.5 billion cut from the refugee and asylum budget is not going to be possible, according to the Volkskrant. The PVV minister was providing an ...

“We want to make the Netherlands as unattractive as possible,” said Asylum and Migration Minister Marjolein Faber, who is a member of nationalist, anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders’ party ...

His party delivered the government’s migration and asylum minister, Marjolein Faber. Advertisement. Advertisement “I’m aiming for the strictest asylum policy ever,” Faber said in a video message, ...

Prime Minister Dick Schoof and Minister of Asylum and Migration Marjolein Faber will enact the new emergency law "as soon as possible," the government said in a statement.