> In August, Sweden’ Justice Ministry announced that it now “has more emigrants than immigrants for the first time in half a century,” with an ongoing trend of fewer asylum-seekers and residence permits being granted.
> “Sweden is on track to have the lowest number of asylum seekers since 1997 and, for the first time in over 50 years, Sweden has net emigration,” the ministry said in a statement, citing information from the Swedish Migration Agency.
Only for a nationalist could that be considered q good thing.
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> In August, Sweden’ Justice Ministry announced that it now “has more emigrants than immigrants for the first time in half a century,” with an ongoing trend of fewer asylum-seekers and residence permits being granted.
> “Sweden is on track to have the lowest number of asylum seekers since 1997 and, for the first time in over 50 years, Sweden has net emigration,” the ministry said in a statement, citing information from the Swedish Migration Agency.
Only for a nationalist could that be considered q good thing.