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All Swedish Parties Back Emergency Freeze on Teen Deportations

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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.

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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.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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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.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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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.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Svenska DagbladetSvenska Dagbladet
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All parties in the Riksdag support the proposal to introduce a law to stop teenage expulsions.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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