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Sweden's new hardline immigration policies target children and the elderly

Sweden's new hardline immigration policies target children and the elderly

Sweden's migration department has ordered the removal of vulnerable people, including a baby and a four-year-old with autism, despite their legal residency. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson stated the law cannot adjust for individual fates. The Swedish Institute for Human Rights has voiced significant apprehension regarding the deterioration of human rights, observing a movement towards the regulation of rights.

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