Facts still does not support this, the people that you want to keep out still are the minority of the whole migration in Europe and all that doom and gloom is also not needed the rules, laws are there so implement them there is no need to go for more laws, rules to control migration every European country has them and can enforce them. No need to blame others just doit but that they really do not want else they already solved this symbolic crisis years ago same goes for any newcomer moment they come into power they will fail for the same reasons.
Swedish fact:
Sweden is on its way to the lowest asylum influx in almost 30 years. Since the corona years, the number of migrants seeking asylum has been increasing in many countries, but in Sweden it is the other way round. Many of the plans are still on the drawing board, but what the government has already done is to relax the rules on family reunification. Many newcomers who have been granted asylum cannot bring their families over until they are financially independent and have sufficient income and housing. 2015, the then social democratic government intervened sharply. Residence permits were made temporary and family reunification more difficult. While Sweden took in 14 per cent of the EU total of asylum seekers every year from 2010 to 2015, in 2016 it was only 2 per cent. Meanwhile, it is 1 per cent.
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Originally Posted by Migration minister Maria Malmer Stenergard.
These are a series of interrelated measures. We have been very clear from day one that if you come here, you have to learn the language, be able to support yourself and respect Swedish values. We are also implementing stricter immigration laws. For instance, we have tightened the rules for family reunification and for obtaining Swedish citizenship. Thirdly, we are systematically tackling fraud and abuse and revoking residence permits if there are grounds for doing so. The latter is something that was not a priority for previous governments.
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Stenergard also announced this month that Sweden is seeing more people leaving than coming in for the first time in 50 years. What plays into it is that the government is having the population register cleaned up, so many people who had already left are now registered as emigrants. But even without that correction, Sweden is heading for a negative migration balance this year. An unusual development in a country where two million residents were not born in Sweden. In addition to lower asylum inflows, there are also significantly fewer labour migrants. In November last year, the government doubled the minimum salary for work visas to 2,400 euros.