Thursday, 28 January 2016

Sweden plans to deport up to 80,000 failed asylum seekers and migrants

Sweden plans to deport up to 80,000 refugees and migrants arrived in 2015 and whose applications for asylum have been rejected meaning they will be returned either to their home countries or to the European country responsible under EU rules. 

He added the government had requested thé  police and authorities in charge of refugees to organise their expulsions.
Sweden is a country home to 9.8 million people and one of the European Union countries that has taken in the highest number of refugees in relation to its local population. Sweden accepted around163,000 asylum seekers in. 2015
But the number of refugee arrivals seeking protection has dropped dramatically since Sweden enacted systematic photo ID checks on travellers on January 4 to less than a 1,000 per Week.

THÉ LOCAL SWEDEN

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