The Swedish migration board suspects the fewer security threats

"The Swedish migration board suspects the fewer security threats"

"some 40 people who applied for asylum or a residence permit has to date been assessed to pose such a large security threat that the Fbi believe that their applications will be rejected."

"– We is maintained at a high level even if the number of notifications is declining, " says Oskar Ekblad, head of information analysis at the Swedish migration board."

"the Swedish migration board has in the last year sent the 776 cases of suspected security threats among the applicants to the Swedish security service (Säpo)."

"– In a majority of cases will then assess the security service that the person does not represent an immediate threat for the kingdom. But in the 37 cases in the years they have still recommended the rejection of applications for asylum or other types of residence permit, " says Oskar Ekblad."

"the Swedish migration board cooperates with the security to persons who come to Sweden and who are considered to be security risks should be detected early. The year 776 cases of suspected security threats can be compared with 1 052 last year and 730 in 2016."

"the Number of asylum seekers decreases"

"One reason is that the number of reports decreases is that the migration board decided, with significantly fewer asylum claims in the year than in the previous year, according to Oskar Ekblad. 2017 ruled the 80 000 asylum cases, in years, it is about 47 000."

"– So it is no wonder that the dippar, " he says."

"When people apply for asylum in Sweden are examined and interviewed by the Swedish migration board. The asylum seekers will then tell you what they are, and explain their background. Id, origin, itineraries, contacts with different groups, political activity, military training and combat experience are some of the things that come into play when the authority then makes its assessment on whether to send a notification to the Fbi, or not."

"Säpos assessment weighs heavily"

"And the security service's word is ago heavy. In most cases then not, the migration board residence permit to the persons concerned. It does not, however, to those who are considered to be security risks always leave the country, according to Ekblad."

"– Usually it depends on the circumstances in their home countries. People who risk torture or the death penalty may not be expelled from Sweden, there we have absolute prohibitions."

"There are also countries who do not accept the expulsions, which take place by force, explains Ekblad."

"Corrected: In an earlier version did not make clear that it is not just about asylum applications."

"Remisseru002Fanmälan from the Swedish migration board, as well as the reminder from the security service to grant a residence permit."

"2013: Referrals: 85. Reminder: 17."

"2014: Referrals: 109. Reminder: 24."

"2015: Referrals: 461. Reminder: 29."

"2016: Referrals: 739. Reminder: 50."

"in 2017: Referrals: 1 052. Reminder: 43."

"2018 (until 16 december): 776. Referrals: The Remembrance: 37."

"Source: the Swedish migration board"