Migration theme
Which EU citizen will be the first to ask why there are no common deportation statistics like the one the United States has, because it is probably too much to ask those in power to do something about the open borders and the daily Islamist terror attacks?
Suspected knifeman in Berlin wanted to "kill Jews". Initially, the investigation indicates that the attack was "linked to the conflict in the Middle East" and the man wanted to "kill Jews", according to the authorities.
The 19-year-old suspect came to Germany in 2023 from Syria, and was granted asylum. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
Suspected terrorist attack in France – one arrested. Two police officers were reportedly stabbed in the throat and chest, writes Le Figaro, and another three police officers are reported to be slightly injured.
The incident is now being investigated as murder and attempted murder linked to a terrorist organization.
A man born in 1987, born in Algeria, has been arrested. He was, according to prosecutors, on a watch list to prevent terrorist crimes. There was a decision that he would leave the country, according to information to Le Figaro. Watch the feature on SVT News.
The rate of deportation is lower than during Biden's last years. During Donald Trump's first month in office, 37,660 people have been deported from the United States, according to previously unpublished data from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Reuters reports.
This is a lower figure than the monthly average of 57,000 people in Joe Biden's last full year. A Trump administration official and experts say deportations are expected to increase in the coming months as Trump opens up new ways to increase arrests and removals. See the article on SVT Nyheter.