Dutch deportation agency DV&O’s risky move last September—flighting 83 Syrians back to Damascus with armed civilian wardens—has sparked outrage. Inspectors say it was a blatant overstep: these civilians weren’t authorized to carry weapons, exposing staff to personal liability if force was needed. This isn’t an isolated incident; three years ago, the same agency used unlicensed armed guards at a high-security center. Now, as the asylum minister pushes to empower civilian wardens, this report undermines that effort, revealing a troubling pattern of legal overreach.

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