'Nothing strange': minister claims transitional rules unusual in Sweden
Sweden's migration minister Johan Forssell has defended his government's decision to impose new citizenship requirements without transitional rules protecting people who have already applied, arguing that this is standard practice in Sweden.
Sweden's migration minister Johan Forssell has defended his government's decision to impose new citizenship requirements without transitional rules protecting people who have already applied, arguing that this is standard practice in Sweden.
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