All Swedish Parties Back Emergency Freeze on Teen Deportations
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The Social Insurance Committee in the Riksdag has agreed to prepare a stop bill against so-called teenage expulsions. But opinions differ on what the parties have actually agreed on. “There are simply too many question marks,” says SD leader Jessica Stegrud.
All parties have agreed to investigate a bill to stop the expulsion of teenagers. – Strong ties to Sweden must count, says Niels Paarup-Petersen (C). At the same time, Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) is asking for greater clarity in what the bill should entail.
All Swedish parties back emergency freeze on teen deportations
All parties in the Swedish parliament are backing a proposal to introduce emergency legislation halting the so-called 'teen deportations'. However, bringing the new law into force could take time.
All parties have backed the red-green initiative to stop teenage expulsions. This has become clear after the Riksdag's Social Insurance Committee made a decision on the issue.
All parties in the Riksdag support the proposal to introduce a law to stop teenage expulsions.
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