Sweden paying immigrants to leave

 Wokespy:

After accepting the mass influx of refugees under the European Union’s liberal Marxist immigration policies heralded by Angela Merkel et al., Sweden is now desperate to get them out of the country, even to the point of paying them to leave.

Stockholm just announced an ambitious program that will pay immigrant families a maximum of SEK 600,000 ($61,134) to relocate outside the European Union. Spouses/cohabitants also qualify for a maximum of SEK 500,000 ($50,933), while individual adults receive a maximum of SEK 350,000 ($35,974). Families with children under 18 years also qualify for an additional SEK 25,000 ($2,490) per child. Previously, the country had a smaller voluntary remigration grant of SEK 40,000 (€3,903), which only one immigrant took.
 
“So far, few people have taken advantage of the opportunity to receive benefits. In the budget bill for 2025, the government announced that the grant will be increased sharply in 2026,” the Ministry of Justice wrote.
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Migrants probably like the benefits of the social government in Sweden and elsewhere in Europe.  Migration is a problem in Western Europe and in North America.  migrants are fleeing poorly run countries and in some cases are overwhelming more prosperous countries.

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New poll shows that nearly 80% of Americans SUPPORT the deportations of illegals. Don't let the Democrats and the fake news media tell you any different.

And:

 Trump’s Border Security Success Takes Center Stage

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The White House launched a week-long celebration of President Donald Trump’s first 100 days by spotlighting his administration’s transformative achievements in curbing illegal immigration, a cornerstone of his America First agenda. The briefing, led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) chief Tom Homan and press secretary Karoline Leavitt, highlighted Trump’s decisive leadership in securing the border, a move that has energized his supporters who see it as a long-overdue correction to years of lax policies.

Leavitt and Homan highlighted a dramatic 96% drop in border crossings and unveiled new executive orders to bolster deportations and strengthen enforcement. “We are in the process of carrying out the largest deportation campaign in American history,” Leavitt declared, praising the resolve of ICE agents.
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And:

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