Why Foreigners Get Priority for Dutch Social Housing

Dutch Housing Minister Elanor Boekholt-O’Sullivan explains why moochers imported from the Third World get priority for effectively subsidized social housing over needy natives — via RMX News:

In an interview with De Telegraaf, the D66 minister was asked why status holders — asylum seekers granted residence permits — should receive preference for social rental homes while Dutch “starters” face long waiting lists and delayed independence. She responded that “we see that a lot of starters can still, or are allowed to, live with their parents.”

D66 = Democrats 66, the progressive party of Prime Minister Rob Jetten.

Delayed independence is not a bug but a feature. By not starting families of their own, Dutch youth can contribute to the primary undertaking of the liberal establishment: the Great Replacement.

Boekholt-O’Sullivan…

…noted that status holders typically leave asylum reception centers and argued that alternatives such as remaining in centers, homelessness, hotels or cruise ships were unacceptable, so priority allocation should continue until other solutions exist.

Sending the migrants back home where they belong is not an option under moonbat rule.

Incidentally, the housing shortage in Holland is caused by mass migration:

A report released this week by the Economic Institute for Construction (EIB) found that migration accounted for about 60 percent of additional housing demand between 2015 and 2024. Migrants who arrived in that period occupied roughly 435,000 homes by 2024, out of nearly 700,000 homes added to the stock.

Let them in and you know where they will end up:

A total of 92 percent of Syrian first-generation immigrants reside in social housing. In addition, 90 percent of those born in Somalia, Afghanistan, and Eritrea reside in social housing.

Unlike native Dutch, migrants tend to stay in social housing permanently. First- or second-generation migrants are expected to hog up the majority of social housing by 2030.

Migrants get affordable housing before Dutch natives.

When asked why migrants receive access to affordable housing before young Dutch people looking for a “starter” home, the Dutch housing minister said that many Dutch first-time home seekers “can still live with their… pic.twitter.com/2lO4nwP73q

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) October 14, 2026

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