What would it take for Swedish Migration Agency to freeze 'teen deportations'?
The Swedish Migration Agency will not freeze the controversial deportations of young adults – yet.
Opposition in Sweden against the government's tighter migration laws is starting to build steam, as ordinary Swedes witness their neighbours, children's schoolmates, and local health workers being ordered to leave the country, despite being employed and well-integrated..
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The Swedish Migration Agency will not freeze the controversial deportations of young adults – yet.
Migration Minister Johan Forssell is wrong to claim that he cannot order a freeze on teen deportations due to Sweden's ban on direct ministerial control of agencies, the migration spokesperson for the opposition Social D…
The Swedish Migration Agency is temporarily halting all deportations to Iran for up to four months due to the ongoing government crackdown against protestors.
The Patriot air defence systemLyssna: Swedish Armed Forces: Russian threats against Swedish shipments to Ukraine on tRussia is intensifying its attempts to sabotage Swedish shipments to Ukraine, the Swedish Armed Forces…
Selma Gúsic from the Swedish Institute for Human Rights and (left) childrens artwork.Lyssna: Overcrowding and privacy shortcomings reported at Swedish Migration Agency’s asThe Migration Agency says it is working to impro…
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.
The Swedish government wants to make permanent new temporary legislation aimed at stopping teenage deportations.
Richard Orange reflects on the Swedish Migration Agency's handling of migration law, before running through the week's main stories.
The Swedish Migration Agency has resumed processing of residency permit applications for 18- to 20-year-olds paused in March after the government pledged to bring in a solution to so-called 'teen deportations'.
A Swedish Migration Court has ruled that the Migration Agency was right to reject citizenship for an applicant who failed the new eight-year residency rule, despite having applied under the previous rules. The landmark c…
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