The Swedish Migration Agency Failure

The Swedish Migration Agency is failing SPECTACULARLY on human rights. They make people wait INSANELY long periods for asylum cases – sometimes for years and years.

And if that wasn’t bad enough, they suddenly change the rules, like getting rid of track change. This isn’t just incompetence; it’s a DELIBERATE SYSTEM designed to trap and discard vulnerable individuals.

Young People Kicked Out of Their Homes

Imagine coming to Sweden as a child, perhaps just 10 or 12 years old. You attend Swedish schools, learn the language, get an education, and even secure a job, ultimately building a life and a home in Sweden.

However, due to the Swedish Migration Agency’s slow processes and arbitrary rule changes, many of these young adults are being torn away from the only home they’ve known. Often, they are rejected at 18 while younger siblings get to stay. This is nothing short of BARBARIC.

Breaking European Human Rights Laws!

This isn’t just morally reprehensible; it’s against the law. The Swedish Migration Agency is OPENLY BREAKING fundamental human rights rules enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

Article 3: No cruel or inhuman treatment. Making people wait for years in fear, then kicking them out after they’ve built a life, can be seen as cruel and inhuman treatment.

Article 8: Right to family and private life. When a child grows up in Sweden, makes friends, and calls it home, taking that away is a huge attack on their private and family life.

Fight Back! Don’t Let Them Win!

ALWAYS APPEAL! If the Swedish Migration Agency says no, immediately appeal to the Migration Court. Get a lawyer to show how you’ve built your life here and how kicking you out breaks your Article 8 rights.

Talk about “NEW REASONS”! If things change, especially for people who’ve lived in Sweden a long time, tell them there are new reasons why you shouldn’t be sent away.

If courts in Sweden say no, you can take your case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). It’s a long road, but it’s where Sweden has been repeatedly EXPOSED for its failures.

Sweden’s Reputation is Ruined!

DABO v. SWEDEN (2022, Art. 8 violation): The ECtHR slammed Sweden for its rigid family reunification requirements, finding that its application disproportionately burdened families and violated their right to private and family life.

M.S. v. SWEDEN (2013, Art. 8 violation): The Court ruled against Sweden for attempting to expel an Iraqi national with deep, long-standing ties and integration in the country, recognizing the severe violation of his private life.

S.F. AND OTHERS v. SWEDEN (2012, Art. 3 violation): Sweden was found in violation for attempting to deport Uzbek nationals to a real risk of torture or inhuman treatment.

These aren’t just legal defeats; they’re MASSIVE STAINS on Sweden’s international reputation. The world is watching as the Swedish Migration Agency’s cruel and dysfunctional approach tears families apart and erodes Sweden’s global credibility.