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Marita Welin asked when those responsible at the Migration Agency would be held accountable for granting citizenship to a person despite the identity being unverified, the person having debts with the Enforcement Authority, and there being suspicions of fraud linked to the person's company. #migrationsverket #medborgarskap #ansvar (translated)

100 Percent wrote that three applications to reconsider Mohamed Ali's (V) debt restructuring had been submitted to the Enforcement Authority since he entered parliament. According to the post, it would take several months before a decision was made. https://t.co/r3o3TUzqSq #Riksdagen #Skuldsanering #Politik (translated)

The Chinese company CRTG, which previously was responsible for building part of Stockholm's new subway, is now facing multimillion claims from the Enforcement Authority after their contract was terminated due to serious occupational safety deficiencies. #tunnelbana #Sverige #arbetsmiljö (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that V's Mohamed Ali had concluded his sick leave from his parliamentary duties and claimed that his actions had already cost taxpayers over 50,000 kronor. Schatz wrote that he expected Ali to come to the parliament on Monday and hold a press conference about what he described as electoral fraud in Borlänge and questions regarding how Ali became a Swedish citizen. Schatz also wrote that he expected the Enforcement Authority to come to the parliament on Monday morning, serve Ali on-site, and collect debts that Schatz claimed Ali had systematically refused to pay. He believed that what Ali was doing and what he described as a mockery of voters and taxpayers had to stop. #SverigesRiksdag #Politik #Valfusket (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Hassan Abadir, the substitute for the Left Party in parliament, was 34 votes away from being elected. According to Schatz, Bulletin showed that Abadir was granted debt relief in August 2022 for debts of 827,534 kronor, after the Enforcement Authority assessed that he lacked payment ability. He stated that Abadir therefore did not need to pay anything and that the creditors received no compensation. Schatz also wrote that several dozen new cases had been registered with the Enforcement Authority since the fall of 2023, including for unpaid vehicle tax, congestion tax, and parking fines, and that several were still unpaid. He asked if the Left Party accepted that standard for its parliamentary candidates. https://t.co/In8OQAsnv5 #Vänsterpartiet #politik #skuldsanering (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the documents in Mohamed Ali's citizenship case at the Migration Agency did not show that the authority had contacted the Enforcement Authority to verify his information. Referring to debts that were later uncovered, he asked what checks had been made before Ali was granted Swedish citizenship. #Migrationsverket #Medborgarskap #Sverige (translated)

Marita Welin wrote that she had received the diary pages in the mailbox and was astonished by the content. According to her, there were no notes indicating that the Migration Agency had contacted the Enforcement Authority to verify information. She stated that this was all that existed regarding the latest application and that the other had been rejected. She also wrote that parts of the diary notes were masked. https://t.co/SY0ClTnQk8 #migrationsverket #dagbok #ansökan (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Left Party talked about taxpayer-funded welfare, justice, and that everyone should contribute according to their ability, but that the party was, in his opinion, silent about the member of parliament Mohamed Ali repeatedly accruing new unpaid tax debts with the Enforcement Authority. He asked how this would be perceived by nursing assistants and factory workers who paid taxes and fulfilled their obligations when a member with a parliamentary salary allowed debts to the public to remain unpaid. Schatz wrote that the Left Party could not demand accountability from others while remaining silent when one of the party's members, according to him, betrayed the welfare that the party claimed to defend. #välfärd #skatt #rättvisa (translated)

Ridefixer believed that members of parliament should have organized finances to reduce corruption risks and be fluent in Swedish, as parliamentary work requires official Swedish and should not be conducted with an interpreter. Ridefixer wrote that information about Ali having debts with the Enforcement Authority and responding to Expressen in Somali raised questions about this. #politik #Sverige #riksdag (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mohamed Ali (V) since being elected to the parliament had incurred two new debts with the Enforcement Authority totaling 24,293 kronor. According to Schatz, Ali had promised to make things right but had not responded to new demands from the authority. Schatz stated that the City of Stockholm had referred the case to the Enforcement Authority for collection and that Ali had neither responded to attempts to contact him nor signed the summons. He suggested that the Enforcement Authority should seek out Ali in parliament if he showed up there, serve him on-site, and collect the debt. Schatz described Ali's behavior as buffoonery and believed it must come to an end. https://t.co/tOWyftaW1V #politisktansvar #Kronofogden #riksdagen (translated)

Marita Welin asked who Mohamed Ali's representative was and claimed that the representative had submitted a false written certificate to the Migration Agency and the court regarding his debts with the Enforcement Authority. She wrote that the document was criminal and could lead to imprisonment. #brott #migrationsverket #skuld (translated)

Jan Berg wrote that Strandhäll had had recurring contact with the Swedish Enforcement Authority but was still able to be a minister. He claimed that other taxpayers in similar situations would not be allowed to run restaurants or sell tobacco and demanded immediate stricter requirements for members of parliament. #politiskt #Sverige #riksdagen (translated)

100 Percent wrote that the newly elected Member of Parliament Mohamed Ali (V) became a Swedish citizen in February. According to the post, he provided false information in his citizenship application about not having any debts that had progressed to the Enforcement Authority. 100 Percent wrote that the procedure could be criminal. https://t.co/C2Nh9AqSrh #medborgarskap #riksdag #brottslighet (translated)