Sweden's Stance on Migrant Deportations
According to Sweden's migration minister, Johan Forssell, the European Union must proceed with plans to increase migrant deportations and establish return centers outside the bloc to maintain European voters' trust.
"In order to preserve some kind of trust in the migration system, and, frankly speaking, trust in the European Union, we need to move forward here,"
Forssell emphasized that EU nations, including Sweden, must take all necessary measures to fix the current system, which has a return rate of only about 20 percent. Author's summary: Sweden urges EU to boost migrant deportations.
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