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Dutch Asylum Center Burns On First Day Of New Arrivals After Weeks Of Protests

Dutch Asylum Center Burns On First Day Of New Arrivals After Weeks Of Protests Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News, A fire was started in bushes outside an asylum center in the Dutch town of Loosdrecht on Tuesday evening, prompting a major police response after weeks of local protests against the facility. Protesters threw flares and fireworks onto the grounds of the building, which is located at the town hall on De Rading. Footage shared on social media appeared to show rioters initially blocking firefighters from reaching the blaze. After Mayor Mark Verheijen...
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