OPINION: Sweden's Migration Agency is not fit for purpose. It should be scrapped
An interview by the The Local's Richard Orange with the Migration Agency's legal chief about Sweden’s large number of deportations of British people makes for depressing reading. It demonstrates why the agency is no longer capable of doing its job and now needs to be replaced, argues James Savage.
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