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Warning Signs Your Child May Be Involved in Extremist Groups
The parent's responsibility has become a hot issue as it becomes clear that the Minister of Migration Johan Forssell's (The Moderate Party) teenage son has been active in right-wing extremist circles. Researcher Christer Mattsson, who has interviewed Nazis and their relatives for several years, points to several warning signs for parents.
Nazi Ideology and Warrior Ideals in Sweden's Extreme Activist Clubs
Minister for Migration Johan Forssell's minor son is to have been active in the right-wing extremist Activist Club Sweden, according to an investigation in Expo. The movement, whose roots are traced to the USA, has gained increasingly more ground in Sweden in recent years and the Security Service warns that young people risk being drawn into the violence-advocating environments.
Kristersson Supports Forssell Amid Family Controversy
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) believes that the Minister for Migration can remain in the government. ”Of course, I still have confidence in Johan Forssell”, he says in a written comment to TT.
Johan Forssell Addresses Allegations About Son's Extremist Ties
Johan Forssell has now officially commented on the allegations regarding his son's right-wing extremist connections. This eliminates the potential security threat, according to intelligence expert Tony Ingesson.
Busch: Government Maintains Consistent Standards on Extremism
The Minister for Migration's teenage son has been involved in right-wing extremist circles. It is an incredibly serious situation, says Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch.
Johan Forssell Addresses Son's Far-Right Ties, Stays as Migration Minister
Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party) is now speaking out about his son who, according to the newspaper Expo, has connections to a right-wing extremist environment. As a dad, you get shocked, you get horrified.
Government Warns of Potential New Refugee Wave Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
The Government sees a risk for a new refugee wave to Europe if the situation worsens between Iran and Israel. Then it is excluded that Sweden receives large groups of refugees, according to Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).
Sweden Urges EU to Plan Syrian Refugee Returns
Sweden is pushing for EU measures to get Syrian refugees to return home. –Excellent with EU-common transport solutions for example, thinks Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).
Forssell Criticizes Social Democrats' New Policy on Segregation
Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party) is critical of the Social Democrats' new domestic policy guidelines, which were decided at the weekend's Social Democratic Congress. .
EU Proposal Eases Return of Asylum Seekers to Safe Third Countries
The EU opens the door to "Rwanda models" in new rules on which countries can be considered safe to send asylum seekers to. The connection to the recipient country will no longer be necessary.
Sweden Plans to Increase Deportation Sentences for Foreign Criminals
New rules can lead to the number of foreigners who are sentenced to deportation due to crime being sixfold. It is finally settled with people who come to Sweden and commit crimes, says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).
Sweden's New Repatriation Grant Offers 350,000 Kronor to Returnees
The Government's repatriation grant is to amount to 600,000 kronor for a family and 350,000 for an adult. According to the Minister for Migration, comprehensive control measures will prevent fraud.
Sweden Proposes Stricter Asylum Laws, Ends Permanent Residency
The government's investigator proposes that the possibility of permanent residence permits be completely removed for asylum immigrants. The right to public counsel for asylum seekers is proposed to be limited.
Sweden Proposes Tighter Security at Migration Detention Centers
The order and control at the Migration Agency's detention centers should be tightened. Living quarters should be allowed to be searched and body searches permitted in more cases.
Sweden Considers Deportation for Misbehavior Under New Proposal
Residence permits in Sweden may be denied or revoked for individuals who are deemed to misbehave, according to a proposal from the government's investigator. What is considered to be shortcomings in lifestyle will be determined in migration courts.
Sweden Considers Using Albanian Centers for Deportees in Italy
Sweden may send people who are to be deported to Italy's disputed center in Albania, possibly very soon. I have made inquiries, says Migration Minister Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party) on site in Italy.
Sweden's Migration Agency Faces Criticism for Slow Citizenship Processing
Thousands of cases pending and partially arbitrary handling. The Migration Agency's work is not efficient, according to the National Audit Office.
Migrant camps outside the EU - so more can be deported
The EU Commission is opening up for "return hubs" where deported migrants are to be gathered in countries outside the EU. "A low point", says human rights organization Amnesty International.
EU Eyes Temporary Returns for Syrian Refugees Amid Policy Talks
Can the regime's fall in Syria get more refugees to return home? Now, several EU countries are hoping for at least temporary home visits to investigate the situation. .
Forssell and Åkesson in dispute over multiculturalism
Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (M) thinks that multiculturalism enriches Sweden. This has made SD leader Jimmie Åkesson furious and call him clueless.
Ten percent more to Ericsson's board
Ericsson's major shareholders propose that board fees should be increased by 8-10 percent. This is to "enable the recruitment and retention of high-quality individuals while being reasonable in comparison with other global technology companies of similar size and complexity", the telecom company writes as motivation in the notice to the annual general meeting on March 25.
Proposal: Deportees to be held in custody longer
More asylum seekers who have been rejected should be able to be detained and stay there longer, up to one and a half years, proposes the government's investigator. More people should also be able to be monitored with electronic ankle tags and not be allowed to leave their municipality.
Minister for Migration Forssell: Stricter requirements for citizenship - from day one
The requirements for becoming a Swedish citizen should be tightened. But Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (M) wants to go further than the investigator – and skip transitional rules.
120 Swedes on the list – to be deported from the USA
1. 4 million people who lack permission to live in the USA are to be deported.
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