'We belong to this city': Malmö hummus bar owner fights parents' deportation
In this week’s episode of Sweden in Focus Extra, The Local's contributor Amélie Reichmuth interviews Laurence Romani from the Stockholm School of Economics.

Ibra Idrees set up Malmö’s first hummus bar, Hummusson, after applying for countless jobs in Sweden with no success. He even managed to employ his parents in the company. Now, however, a decision from the Migration Agency to refuse to extend their work permit means the family’s future is uncertain..
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In this week’s episode of Sweden in Focus Extra, The Local's contributor Amélie Reichmuth interviews Laurence Romani from the Stockholm School of Economics.
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