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Label: Deportation
The Swedish Migration Agency can suspend deportations on its own initiative
Government activism? The Swedish Migration Agency can suspend deportations without new legislation from the Riksdag. The director general’s announcement raises questions about administrative activism.
All political parties are open to halting deportations of teenagers—even the Sweden Democrats?
The parties in the coalition promised a paradigm shift in immigration policy. Now they are considering a new ban—but what is the Sweden Democrats’ stance?
New tear-jerker article about the 22-year-olds—that's why the deportation was halted
"Teen Deportation". Aftonbladet reports on the commotion and injuries that occurred when the deportation was halted. But the pilot's decision was based on maintaining order and safety on board
VIDEO: Aftonbladet Exposed – This Is How Old the ”Teenagers” Really Were”
Propaganda journalism. Aftonbladet stays true to form. Whenever migrants are to be sent back to Somalia, it quickly turns into a tear-jerking story.
Aftonbladet’s tear-jerking report on ”teen deportations”—the siblings are 22 years old
Misleading reporting. Aftonbladet refers to the 22-year-old siblings as ”teens facing deportation”—and bases its report on fear, illness, and an emotional farewell
FILM: Immigrants Facing Deportation Are Influencing the Swedish Election
Who is NOT allowed to vote? It is not enough to lack Swedish citizenship to be eligible to vote in municipal and regional elections. Even immigrants who are facing deportation have the right to vote.
”Vote for V or head to the airport” – election campaign in Arabic
Disinformation. Fears of deportation are spreading in Arabic in the run-up to the election. At the same time, another question is gaining traction: Why isn’t knowledge of Swedish required to vote?
Deported—but Still Allowed to Vote in the Swedish Election
New revelations. A deportation order does not necessarily mean the loss of the right to vote. People who are required to leave Sweden can still receive a voter registration card and participate in local elections.
Jonas Gardell is worn down by the penalties. I'm worn down by the sacrifices.
COLUMN. Jonas Gardell is devastated by the expulsions. I am devastated by the Swedes who have been raped, robbed, and sacrificed. The focus is misplaced.
The new law is now in effect: more criminals will be deported
Took effect on September 1. New law is expected to result in six times as many deportations for criminal offenses—and will make it significantly harder for foreign criminals to remain in Sweden
VIDEO: This is how easily a deported knife-wielding man was able to make his way to Sweden
“No one stopped me.”. He should have been deported several years earlier; he committed a brutal stabbing, was sentenced to deportation, but returned anyway and was discovered by chance...
Deported knife-wielding man made his way back – ”No one stopped me”
Remarkably moving. After the knife attack, he was deported from Sweden. Despite the re-entry ban, he returned—and says that no border control stopped him
After the Meya Rape Case – The UN Is Now Forced to Back Down on Deportations
New directives. The Meya case shook the world—now the UN is backtracking and changing its guidelines. The decision could pave the way for more deportations of convicted rapists
VIDEO: EU Votes to Approve Repatriation – Will There Be Mass Deportations Now?
Live with Ulf Ström. The European Parliament has just passed a new law that paves the way for large-scale deportations, but will it have any effect?
