Labor Party expels two Dutch-Turkish MPs
Two Dutch MPs of Turkish origin have been expelled from the Labor Party for refusing to support Deputy PM Lodewijk Asscher’s integration policy.
Labor Party MPs Tunahan Kuzu and Selcuk Ozturk were expelled from the ruling party on Thursday after they criticized Asscher and accused him of planning to step up surveillance on four Turkish religious organizations in the Netherlands which he said he felt were "hindering integration".
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Two Dutch MPs of Turkish origin have been expelled from the Labor Party for refusing to support Deputy PM Lodewijk Asscher’s integration policy.
Labor Party MPs Tunahan Kuzu and Selcuk Ozturk were expelled from the ruling party on Thursday after they criticized Asscher and accused him of planning to step up surveillance on four Turkish religious organizations in the Netherlands which he said he felt were "hindering integration".
More:Labor Party expels two Dutch-Turkish MPs | Europe | Worldbulletin News
