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Trump's plan: Amnesty for 3.6 million illegal immigrants
Published 10 December 2024 at 17.17
Foreign. Donald Trump has stated that he will mass deport illegal immigrants. At the same time, he now announces that he wants to grant amnesty to millions of other illegal immigrants.

US President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to work with Democrats to find a solution for so-called "dreamers", illegal immigrants protected by the so-called DACA program.

- I want to work out a plan, but the Democrats have made it very difficult, Trump says about the amnesty plans in an interview with NBC News.

When asked if he wants dreamers to be allowed to stay in the country, he replies:

- I want it. I want to work something out.

Before the election, Trump also talked about greatly increasing so-called legal immigration from the Third World as well, by granting automatic permanent residency to all foreign students who graduate from American institutions of higher education.

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) was introduced in 2012 by President Barack Obama and gives people who came to the United States illegally as minors the right to live and work in the country for two years at a time, with the possibility of extension. Currently, around 535,000 people are covered by the program. No new applications have been approved since 2021, after a court ruled it illegal, but this does not affect those already protected by DACA.

In total, however, it is estimated that there are 3.6 million so-called dreamers in the United States who qualify for or could qualify for protection under the DACA program if it were fully available.

At the same time, Donald Trump has promised "mass deportations" of illegal immigrants. How it will turn out with that matter remains to be seen.

If only this could happen in all of Europe. But its already been seen that woke judges are not putting people in prision

Denmark must deport all foreigners sentenced to prison
Published 10 December 2024 at 15:47
Foreign. Denmark is taking further steps to get rid of foreign nationals who commit crimes. Among other things, foreigners who are sentenced to prison must always also be deported.

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The government announces in a press release that it plans to tighten the deportation rules for foreign citizens who have been sentenced to prison - regardless of how long they have been in the country.

- Foreigners in Denmark are unfortunately overrepresented in the crime statistics and too often commit serious crime, such as that connected to gang activity. We must not accept that. The hammer must fall even harder, says the country's social democratic immigration and integration minister Kaare Dybvad Bek.

Currently, a longer prison sentence is required to deport a person who has lived in Denmark for a long time, but this is now to be changed. The government proposes that all foreign citizens who are sentenced to unconditional prison sentences should be able to be deported, regardless of how long they have spent in the country or how long the sentence is. The only exception is if an expulsion would violate Denmark's international obligations.

- Every criminal alien deported by Denmark is a victory for the legal community and a victory for our country, says Kaare Dybvad Bek.

SWEDEN
Native swedes have an IQ of about 115, imports have an IQ somewhere between 50 and 70

Immigrants lower Sweden's grade in international competence tests

In a global survey of adults' skills in reading, arithmetic and problem solving with 31 countries and regions, Sweden comes in third place in the categories. At the same time, the Swedish results could have been significantly better if it were not for the strong demographic change.

In the OECD competence test Piaac, Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competences, skills that adults need in their professional and social life are measured. The test has been carried out twice, in 2012 and 2023.

Sweden becomes the third best country in reading ability, shared third place with the Netherlands and Norway in counting and shared third place with Norway in problem solving.

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At the absolute top are Finland and Japan.

According to the OECD, Sweden's results in reading and arithmetic would have been significantly better compared to 2012 if it were not for the population change, with one of the largest increases in foreign-born among the participating countries.

At the same time, Statistics Sweden notes that one in three foreign-born people lack sufficient reading skills in the Swedish language. This means that a significant proportion of those born abroad have poorer opportunities to participate actively in working life and society.

Age and experience
Over time, Sweden has scored slightly higher in reading and arithmetic, although the difference is small and within the margin of error, and despite the increase in immigrants, the proportion of very weak readers and arithmetic has not increased in Sweden. At the same time, the percentage of high achievers in reading is at the same level and increasing in number.

In addition to a strong connection between educational level and performance, age and experience also influence. According to the survey, those born in 1989-1996 perform significantly better in reading now than when they were in their 20s, and the group has the highest score in both reading and problem solving.