Swedish migration chief warns inquiry underestimated cost of revoking PR
The chief of Sweden's Migration Agency has warned that a government inquiry that last autumn recommended revoking the permanent residency permits of as many as 100,000 foreign citizens made a "massive underestimate" on the cost of doing so.
The chief of Sweden's Migration Agency has warned that a government inquiry that last autumn recommended revoking the permanent residency permits of as many as 100,000 foreign citizens made a "massive underestimate" on the cost of doing so.
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