Parents lash out at Sweden's 'absurd' teen deportations
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Parents lash out at Sweden's 'absurd' teen deportations
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In this week’s episode we talk about the latest development on teen deportations, as the issue continues to dominate the headlines in Sweden.
The Local’s Nordic editor Richard Orange explains why Sweden is deporting the 18-year-old children of permanent residency applicants. And what are the government's plans now that pressure is mounting to take action to stop the deportation of high school students.
Richard also speaks to Besnik Barani, a software developer from Kosovo who has appealed a Migration Agency decision to deport his daughter. Like many other parents The Local has spoken to recently, Barani is hoping for an end to what he describes as an absurd situation.
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