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The Netherlands government announced it intends to declare a state of emergency and enact strict measures to curb migration into the country. “The Netherlands cannot cope with the large numbers of migrants. Asylum reception is overcrowded, procedures take too long and costs are skyrocketing. In addition, the continuing influx of asylum seekers is causing problems in the areas of public housing, health care and education,” the populist-led government announced. The government will also formally request to opt-out from the European Union’s migration policy. Just in: The Netherlands to declare a state of emergency amid illegal migrant crisis and will ask for an opt-out from EU migration policy. pic.twitter.com/1vjUNR6IfQ — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) September 13, 2024 “In order to regain control of the situation, this cabinet is introducing the strictest asylum regime ever, as is evident from the government programme published today. By limiting the influx, fast procedures, a punitive approach to troublemakers, stricter border controls, limiting the possibilities for subsequent travel and firmly focusing on return, the Netherlands must become a leader in Europe when it comes to admission rules,” the government’s statement continued. BREAKING: The Netherlands will not accept any more illegal immigrants Netherlands to declare state of emergency amid illegal migrant crisis and will ask for opt-out from EU migration policy. pic.twitter.com/hJ261B4rae — Megatron (@Megatron_ron) September 13, 2024 Breitbart reports: Dutch Asylum Minister Marjolein Faber, a member of populist Geert Wilders’ Party for Freedom (PVV) said this week that the government will enact a “legal asylum crisis” to stem the tide of mass migration into the country, which is one of the most densely populated in the EU and is suffering a under a housing crisis. “People are experiencing nuisance, the entire chain is stuck, there are no more houses… We have to do something about the influx – and very quickly. This can be done by declaring a legal asylum crisis,” Faber said according to De Telegraaf. Faber, who echoed the promise from Wilders to enact the strictest ever asylum system, said that the measure will not require the government to go through the Dutch House of Representatives of Senate as it has the powers to declare such an emergency under the Aliens Act, much to the consternation of pro-mass migration parties of the previous government. The government has the power to enact emergency asylum restrictions, including pausing all new decisions on refugee status, for a period of up to two years. The asylum minister also said that The Netherlands will also seek an “opt-out” from EU asylum and migration rules, as was previously afforded to Denmark in the 1990s before Brussels formalised the current system. Dutch Populist Wilders Calls for ‘Opt-Out’ from EU’s Mass Migration Agenda https://t.co/HSyH7HVIaa — Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) September 10, 2024 JUST IN: Netherlands to declare State of Emergency due to migrant crisis and will ask for opt-out from EU migration policy. pic.twitter.com/nE164F7VTI — BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) September 13, 2024 “The voter has given a clear mandate. We need to change course and the influx must be reduced immediately. We are taking measures to make the Netherlands as unattractive as possible for asylum seekers. And there is no place here for anyone who abuses our hospitality. I am going for a safer Netherlands,” Faber said. “I’m aiming for the strictest asylum policy ever,” Faber said in a video message, according to POLITICO. JUST IN – Netherlands to declare state of emergency amid illegal migrant crisis and will ask for opt-out from EU migration policyhttps://t.co/iLm7JyVC5S pic.twitter.com/U7rfPNmgYA — Andrew Bostom, MD, MS (@andrewbostom) September 14, 2024 From POLITICO: Faber said she wants to halt indefinite permits; shorten proceedings; limit family reunification “substantially, for a very large proportion of applicants”; and speed up deportations of “criminal asylum seekers.” The program also proposes a change to housing laws to prevent asylum seekers with a residence permit from getting priority access to social housing because of that statute in order to “relieve pressure on the housing market.” Opposition members have already lashed out at Faber’s plan to trigger an emergency law to speed up her migration plans as “anti-democratic.” The Dutch Council for Refugees said Thursday that it was “deeply concerned” that “refugees would pay a high price” for the measures. The force majeure clauses are there for wars or natural disasters, whereas the country’s asylum problems are the consequences of political choices, the organization argued. “There is no unexpectedly large number of asylum seekers in The Netherlands. No force majeure, but political unwillingness,” the refugee council said.

Famous ballerina Michaela DePrince has passed away unexpectedly. She was 29. “DePrince grew up as an orphan in Sierra Leone before being adopted by an American family and moving to the U.S.,” People stated. The world-class dancer is known for her appearance in Beyoncé’s ‘Lemonade’ video. “With pain in our hearts, we share the loss of star ballerina Michaela Mabinty DePrince, whose artistry touched countless hearts and whose spirit inspired many, leaving an indelible mark on the world of ballet, and beyond,” a post on her Instagram page read. “Her life was one defined by grace, purpose, and strength. Her unwavering commitment to her art, her humanitarian efforts, and her courage in overcoming unimaginable challenges will forever inspire us. She stood as a beacon of hope for many, showing that no matter the obstacles, beauty and greatness can rise from the darkest of places,” it continued. “Though her time with us was far too brief, her brilliance and legacy will continue to shine in the hearts of all who were touched by her story, for generations to come. Love and prayers go to her chosen family, friends, and those who loved her,” it added. Devastating news Sierra Leonean-American ballerina Michaela Mabinty DePrince has passed away. The news of her passing was announced on her official instagram page. No cause of death was given. She was 29.https://t.co/cm6mhvGKl0 pic.twitter.com/pl053xfgIP — Vickie Remoe (@VickieRemoe) September 13, 2024 Metro reports: The trailblazing dancer first rose to fame thanks to her inspiring story of escaping systemic violence in Sierra Leone, Africa and becoming a world-class dancer. She was born Mabinty Mangura and spent the early years of her life in an orphanage in which she was underfed and treated poorly before being adopted by an American couple at the age of four. She then spent her childhood in New Jersey where she trained as a ballerina, soon rising to world fame. I watched this video so many times. I was in total admiration of Michaela DePrince, she moved so poetically. May she rest in perfect peace pic.twitter.com/pWXlhFoVHL — Black Anthony Bourdain (@badgualriri) September 13, 2024 GREAT PERFORMANCES mourns the untimely passing of dancer Michaela DePrince, who memorably starred in an updated adaptation of ‘Coppelia’ in 2021, which combined live action performance with computer generated animation. pic.twitter.com/5tqBMf82Un — Great Performances (@GPerfPBS) September 13, 2024 From People: DePrince is survived by her five sisters and two brothers. In a written statement on Facebook, her sister, Mia, said she is “truly in a state of shock and deep sadness” following her sister’s death. “My beautiful sister is no longer here,” Mia continued. “From the very beginning of our story back in Africa, sleeping on a shared mat in the orphanage, Michaela (Mabinty) and I used to make up our own musical theater plays and act them out.” Mia recalled how she and her sister “created our own ballets” as children. “When we got adopted, our parents quickly poured into our dreams and arose the beautiful, gracefully strong ballerina that so many of you knew her as today,” Mia shared, calling her sister “an inspiration.” A cause of death has not been made available. “Best way to end an amazing trip in NYC,” DePrince wrote in an Instagram post on June 7, 2021. In the post, DePrince is wearing a sticker that says “I got the COVID-19 vaccine.” "Best way to end an amazing trip in NYC – I Got The Covid-19 Vaccine." Michaela DePrince, a Ballerina for the Boston Ballet, died suddenly at 29, her cause of death remains unknown.#diedsuddenly #diedunexpectedly pic.twitter.com/GEiqfBUkn0 — Hello Dave #excessdeaths (@tulloch1978) September 14, 2024 WATCH: