Mona Keijzer is WOEST na bericht over wangedrag asielzoeker!

Chair, um, I hear this State Secretary, as a representative of the administrative and political elite in this country, hiding behind laws and treaties. The European Convention on Human Rights. But shall we talk about the rights of the Dutch people for a change? The right to life, not to be raped and murdered by a person like that. The right to family life, when you are looking for an affordable rental home and yet again a Syrian family gets priority, when will D66 and the CDA and all those people who support this finally work in Brussels to amend that treaty? State Sec—State Secretary. Chair, uh, every day, we do that every day. This cabinet is working incredibly hard at a national, international, and European level to ensure precisely that we do not encounter these kinds of excesses. That we can, uh, that we can deal with them. And at the same time, we are dealing with a rule of law, with European regulations, and with Dutch laws and regulations. And everything we can do that contributes to the safety of the Dutch people, we will do. Mr. Ruser. Thank you, Chair. I have noticed that the State Secretary likes to speak in generalities, and this is now entirely about one specific case of Mohammed K, who has 114 police entries on his record. And so I have a fairly general question. Does the State Secretary have insight into how many status holders, how many asylum seekers, are currently in the Netherlands for whom the same thing might be the case? So, those who have multiple police entries to their name, where it is not possible to deport them, and where they might even be able to bring their families to the Netherlands. Yes.