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How does the mayor deal with the arrest of rooted children? Council remains dissatisfied with Wienen's asylum policy

How does the mayor deal with the arrest of rooted children? Council remains dissatisfied with Wienen's asylum policy

The Haarlem city council majority has requested further dialogue with Mayor Jos Wienen regarding the deportation of long-term resident children. Despite the mayor's claim that he is not informed of such actions by the IND, council members assert that he does receive official notifications.

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