Law intended to stop Sweden's teen deportations 'likely to increase them'
The proposed law that Sweden's migration minister claims will end teen deportations is likely instead to lead to a sharp rise in the number of children of work permit holders ordered to leave the country, one of Sweden's top immigration lawyers has told The Local.
The proposed law that Sweden's migration minister claims will end teen deportations is likely instead to lead to a sharp rise in the number of children of work permit holders ordered to leave the country, one of Sweden's top immigration lawyers has told The Local.
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