Why Sweden's family reunion proposals could mean more not fewer teen deportations
The migration lawyer Tomas Fridh was 'upset' when a government inquiry report presented its proposed new package of family reunification rules as alleviating the problem of teen deportations. The truth is, he argues, that it will make the problem worse.
The migration lawyer Tomas Fridh was 'upset' when a government inquiry report presented its proposed new package of family reunification rules as alleviating the problem of teen deportations. The truth is, he argues, that it will make the problem worse.
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