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Watch the clip. Then ask why a country this small imported this problem. The Netherlands over the last decade has allowed MILLIONS of migrants to pour into their country. Hundreds of thousands on the asylum track. Syria, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, and then the relatives. Dutch fiscal studies claim...

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