The Netherlands received dozens of Syrian fraudsters and war criminals as refugees - The Daily Standard

In the past few years, our country has issued residence permits to several dozen Syrian fraudsters and war criminals who had issued themselves as refugees for the bloody civil war that has raged for years in the Middle Eastern country. Some, however, appear to be guilty of that horrific battle, or have lied about it to the IND.

Immigration skeptics have been calling it since the start of the refugee crisis in 2015, but were dismissed by the open borders horrid chaired by then Green Left MEP Judith Sargentini: no, there are terrorists do not travel in the massive refugee flow that carried from Syria to the Netherlands. Don’t worry, don’t be right-wing and open those limits!

And what now appears? So those fears were well founded. Not only because war criminals just came to the Netherlands and received asylum here, but also dozens of people abused the hospitality of our country to commit fraud.

So the IND has withdrawn some residence permits. We read in The Telegraph today that the government’s asylum club decided to do research anyway. And guess what? Dozens of times, it has been proven that the Dutch government has been put up and running by terrorists and fraudsters. And dozens more have presumably done that, but no hard evidence could be found.

Anyway: a lot of Syrians are now losing their Dutch residence permit:

“It investigated potential war crimes and very serious crimes in 63 cases. After this, the status of a Syrian was withdrawn, while the investigation was still in full swing with seven foreign nationals. More than 50 cases were closed because no evidence was found despite signals.

A by-catch of the investigation is that it appears that fraud is often committed by the target group. It was wrong in 223 cases, according to a letter from State Secretary Broekers-Knol (Justice) to the House of Representatives. Often the wrong nationality was given up. 46 of the 223 cases have now been settled. This led to revocation of the license 29 times. ”

In total, 12,000 Syrians have been further investigated, so 30 residence documents are fragmented. That begs the question: Was that just the tip of the iceberg?