Opheusden, the ‘capital of the Bible Belt’, has firmly put itself on the map. Over three hundred people besieged the town hall, disrupting the council meeting. On the agenda was an investigation into the arrival of an asylum seekers’ centre under the Distribution Act. A week later, trouble struck in Kesteren. Did this protest come out of the blue?
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Opheusden, the ‘capital of the Bible Belt’, has firmly put itself on the map. Over three hundred people besieged the town hall, disrupting the council meeting. On the agenda was an investigation into the arrival of an asylum seekers’ centre under the Distribution Act. A week later, trouble struck in Kesteren. Did this protest come out of the blue?