BENGTSFORS Municipal Council Stig Bertilsson (M) warns in a letter to the Government that his Bengtsfors municipality is going bankrupt in the wake of the great immigration of recent years.
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This is not something aimed at refugees or so, it is not. But a cost picture is created here that lives on even when the state does not contribute, says Stig Bertilsson when News Today calls.
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According to him, it takes an average of seven years for a newcomer to come to work.
An average of SEVEN YEARS for a migrant to find a job, including internal migrants within Sweden. Meaning that many of these people don't find work at all.
There are increased costs in the school, increased costs in the social sector.
No mention of WHY there are increased costs.
In parallel with this, we see that there are new people coming to Sweden who, of course, may find it difficult to adapt, but that does not mean that we get law enforcement agencies that are set up here. On the contrary, they also withdraw from the municipality. The police are a rare guest here nowadays.
Difficult to adapt? And your next sentence talks about needing police?
If these migrants are just having a hard time adapting, why are you talking about police? Oh right, because they are violent.
The Employment Service, which could contribute with efforts to get people into work, is no longer here either, but it is municipal efforts that can be done on what has traditionally been the state's mission.
Yeah, good luck with that. Somalis, Pakis and Afghans aren't know for their love of career building.
This is a small town of 3000 people, formerly peaceful until a wave of crime by migrant youth (read: young men with beards named Mohammed) changed the character of the town. Things are so bad that the local library is being used as a gang hangout.
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