Published December 30, 2021 at 3:51 pm
Domestic. Criminal immigrants who have been sentenced to deportation may still stay in the country if they refuse to take a voluntary coronation test. Now the Moderates demand that the government act on the issue.
– We have a completely absurd situation, says Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) to Swedish Radio.
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The police's national operational department, Noa, announced last spring that as many as nine out of ten with deportation decisions then refused to be tested for covid-19. In this way, they stop their own deportation.
A parliamentary majority addressed a statement to the government this summer demanding action against the problem.
But the government has not yet given any information on what This is “completely unreasonable”, says Maria Malmer Stenergard (M), chair of the social insurance committee, to SR.
– We have a completely absurd situation. People are thus putting in place systems to refuse to be tested in order to avoid deportation. And among them are people who have been convicted of serious crimes, and some of them have even been released because of this, the M-top continues./p>
Minister of Justice and Home Affairs Morgan Johansson (S) claims that it would take several years to overcome the problem and that “constitutional aspects” are involved. However, Maria Malmer Stenergard does not consider that a constitutional amendment is required.
– Our assessment is that a constitutional amendment is not necessarily required. But, of course, a change in the law is required. If you do not start this work, we will never be able to implement this, so now the government must quickly return to the Riksdag with proposals, she tells SR.