Sweden Deporting Young People

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Exterior of the Swedish Migration Agency's offices in Stockholm, March 9, 2022. © 2022 ZUMA Press Wire via Reuters Connect Ayla, 21, Jomana, 18, and Ilya, 19, came to Sweden as children, though at different ages and under different circumstances. Today they face the same reality: all have been ordered to leave the country alone while their families remain.These cases stem from Sweden’s increasingly restrictive migration policy, under which young people who turn 18 before obtaining permanent residency are no longer considered part of their parents’…

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