Simone Svensson wrote that Mohamed Ali, whom she described as a Somali from Borlänge, had quickly become a member of parliament and a Swedish citizen despite her claim that he did not meet the requirements. She referred to sources that described groupings based on language and alleged clan affiliation and argued that certain employees attempted to assist relatives and clan members through the migration system. According to the sources she cited, group loyalty could, in some situations, outweigh loyalty to the authorities. Svensson believed that the Migration Agency's handling of Mohamed Ali's case should be thoroughly examined. https://t.co/FVEWdocpmT #Migration #SvensktSamhälle #Riksdag (translated)
