Sweden Moves Ahead On Bill To Require 'Honest Living' For Migrants
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Sweden plans to impose on migrants a requirement of “honoured life” under the threat of deportation
“The vast majority of people who come to Sweden are perfectly honest, simply want a better life, for them, for their families. They want to work, do the right thing, learn the Swedish language, be part of our country,” said Migration Minister Johan Forssell at a press conference. “But we also live in a time when citizens’ confidence in immigration policy is based on a very fundamental principle, that those who come to Sweden and commit crimes, o…
Sweden: Those who are not "righteous" should be deported in the future
Sweden wants to significantly strengthen its migration policy. A draft law provides that migrants who do not behave "rightfully" can be deprived of their residence permit. In an NGO, the proposal is criticised.
Sweden Moves Ahead On Bill To Require 'Honest Living' For Migrants
Sweden's government moved ahead Tuesday with plans to toughen requirements for migrants, with a report proposing a bill that would require them to adhere to "honest living" or face deportation.
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