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During a press conference on Wednesday, the Social Democrats and the Green Party announced that they had agreed to send the report of the Migration Commission for consultation, with several additions.
Among other things, they want to see relief for those who are covered by so-called high school regulations.
– Today is an unreasonable situation, said Deputy Prime Minister Isabella Lövin.
At the same time, the moderate immigration policy spokeswoman, Maria M Stenergard, called the announcement a “total collapse.”
“Now it is possible to witness live the total collapse of the migration issue “he tweeted during the press conference.
https://twitter.com/MariaStenergard/status/1313851513673048064
Åkesson: “This means war”
Following the announcement, SD leader Jimmie Åkesson commented on this in a press release, saying that “Stefan Löven proves once again that it is the Green Party that has the upper hand on immigration policy.”
– Now you are about to repeat the same accident one more time. You obviously haven’t learned anything. Sweden needs considerably less asylum-related immigration, not more. There, both reality and public opinion are clear.
– This means war, in the Riksdag and in the next election campaign. The Social Democrats should not escape this betrayal.
Annie Lööf is cautiously positive about referral.
“Sweden needs a long-term sustainable migration policy. It is good that now the government finally sends the report of the immigration investigation for consultation. It was not a very early day“He writes on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/annieloof/status/1313864901513932802
Liberal leader Nyamko Sabuni is more critical. On Facebook, write:
“To even present the report of the Migration Committee, the Green Party seems to have demanded more temporary changes. It is precisely from this limping and pampering that we must move away “.
“The proposal also means that the person who is covered by the Law on Higher Secondary Education and, therefore, has been rejected in all cases, will meet lower maintenance requirements than a refugee from the convention who has had protective reasons. . That is unreasonable. “
“It can have irrational consequences”
Liberal Member of Parliament Fredrik Malm also questioned the government’s proposed relief, in a post on Twitter:
“The loosening the government wants to make in job requirements for those covered by the Upper Secondary School Act means that a convention refugee, such as a woman from the Congolese genocide or a slave in the Islamic State, will have stricter job requirements for a permanent residence permit that a person rejected in all cases “.
Maria Ferm (MP), Secretary of State in the Prime Minister’s Office, sees the changes in the law as an important step, but tweets that “more additions will be necessary.”
“These proposals have developed rapidly and may have unreasonable consequences.”
https://twitter.com/MariaFerm/status/1313854394996318211?s=20
Viktor Barth-Kron that the government send the immigration investigation for consultation.
M Leader on Liberals’ Motion on Migration: “We believe that less immigration to Sweden will be required in the coming years.”
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