European pressure against Kanye West appears to be spreading again, this time reaching the Netherlands.
Dutch lawmakers have now urged the government to deny the rapper entry ahead of his planned June concerts in Arnhem, adding more uncertainty to Ye’s troubled European tour schedule.
The rapper’s appearances continue attracting backlash because of his previous antisemitic statements and public praise of Adolf Hitler, comments that sparked outrage across multiple countries.
While Dutch politicians push for tougher action, officials have already warned that local laws make entry bans difficult unless authorities can prove major security or public order concerns.
Elsewhere in Europe, Kanye’s tour plans have already suffered setbacks. His Wireless Festival appearance in the UK fell apart after authorities reportedly refused him entry, while other scheduled performances have faced cancellations or postponements.
Despite the mounting pressure, several concerts across Europe still remain on the rapper’s calendar.