
The government's proposed restriction of the asylum legislation can have unintended consequences. One year longer waiting period for family reunification will make refugees sick with worry and paralyze their integration efforts, warns experts and integration-workers. The government believes, however, that fewer refugees is a prerequisite for quality in the integration efforts. Read more...
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