السويد: سياسات جديدة تهدد بالترحيل الجبري لطالبي اللجوء

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أعلنت وسائل الإعلام السويدية عن أن السياسات المتشددة الجديدة التي تتخذها الحكومة لمواجهة طلبات اللجوء ستزيد من حجم ممارسات الترحيل الجبري بنسبة 30%.

فقد أشارت إلى أن حكومة تحالف يمين الوسط قد اتفقت مع حزب الخضر اليساري على تطبيق سياسات تشمل مطالبة من رفض طلبات لجوئهم بالرحيل الفوري، وتشكيل فرق أمنية متخصصة لملاحقتهم وترحيلهم، أسوة بغير حاملي تصاريح الإقامة بسبب ضعف مستويات دخلهم. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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New asylum policies pave way for boost in forced deportations

Forced deportations of rejected asylum seekers are expected to increase by 30 percent compared to last year due in part to Sweden's new asylum policies.

Earlier this year, the centre-right Alliance government and the Green Party reached an agreement to overhaul Sweden's immigration and asylum policies.

One of the key elements of the agreement was a promise to ensure that asylum seekers who had their applications rejected would leave the country quickly.

In an effort to come up with new ways to carry out deportation orders more quickly, police in Skåne have implemented a special surveillance team to track down rejected asylum seekers, the Dagens Nyheter (DN) newspaper reports.

The squads—sometimes acting on tips from members of the public—carry out inspections at workplaces and detain those who lack residence permits.

"Those who lack residence permits often work for very low wages. I can imagine that customers should realise that something isn't right if it costs only 50 kronor ($8) to have your tires changed," Petra Stenkula, head of the Skåne border police, told DN.

The more active method has shown results. Between January and March, authorities in Skåne carried out 115 deportations compared to 81 during the same period in 2010.

The latest forecasts project that 3,200 people will be forcibly deported from Sweden this year, a roughly 30 percent increase from the 2,500 people who were forcibly deported last year, DN reports.

A continued bottleneck in Sweden's efforts to deport rejected asylum seekers is a lack of holding facilities.