SD Iranians lash out at Aspling: ”Don’t talk about ethnic Swedes”

Ludvig Aspling, the Sweden Democrats” spokesperson on migration policy, has faced internal criticism after saying that Sweden has ”too many” people who are not ethnic Swedes. Member of Parliament Nima Gholam Ali Pour, who is of Iranian descent, called the statement clumsy and overly generalizing.

Ludvig Aspling (SD) said in an interview with Dagens ETC that Sweden has too many people who do not belong to the ethnic Swedish population and that this has created major problems.

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