Sweden recently made headlines with a bold proposal: to offer immigrants struggling to assimilate into Swedish society $35,000 to return home.
This so-called remigration check is presented as a win-win solution: Immigrants get financial support to rebuild their lives in their home countries, and Sweden’s welfare system avoids the long-term costs of providing ongoing support. But what about the Swedish taxpayers, who are now bearing the financial burden of the mess they never helped create?
A country that once led the world in social progress is now a cautionary tale of what happens when unchecked violence, mass immigration, and political indecision collide.
That the government is willing to try such drastic measures is a telling indication of how bad the problem has gotten.
Imported gangs
Sweden has long been seen as a Nordic utopia — an idyllic nation where people live in perfect harmony, cycling from sauna to cold plunge with smiles plastered across their faces. The image is one of tranquility, of a society built on trust, equality, and peace. A place where life is easy, crime is nonexistent, and the biggest concern might be how many cinnamon buns to indulge in on a Saturday. […]
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