An asylum centre in your neighbourhood?
Your city wants to open a centre for asylum seekers in your neighbourhood.
- Welcome, it's our duty
- Fine, with real consultation of residents
- No, the number of arrivals must be reduced first
What's at stake: The debate pits solidarity between towns against residents' say in decisions that change their neighbourhood.
The left's argument
Every town must do its share, and fears fade once the centre has actually opened.
The centre's argument
Accept the centre, but with real consultation and a size that suits the neighbourhood.
The right's argument
Residents must have their say. The real problem is the number of arrivals.
And you, where do you stand?
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