Africa dumps its shit into Europe and wants us to pay for it

SWEDEN
'We don't want rapists from Sweden on the streets of Mogadishus'
Published 27 October 2025 at 16.12

Domestic. Minister for Migration Johan Forssell (M) defends the government’s decision to arrange particularly well-paid jobs to Somali politicians relatives in order to induce the country to take back its own citizens. At the same time, the lack of enforced expulsions arousal in Mogadishu.
"Somalia is not Europe's garbage dump," said a Somali politician who rages against Sweden trying to send criminal Somalis home to Somalia at all.
Under the Tidö agreement, the government would withdraw aid to countries that refuse to accept their citizens when they are expelled from Sweden.

But instead, Tidögänget has invested in paying out even more money – and now complications arise due to the behavior.

Morgan Johansson has announced that the Social Democrats will KU-notify the government after Dagens Nyheter's revelation today that the government paid out another 5 million to Somalia to increase deportations. The money has gone to relatives of the Prime Minister's inner circle, who have been given salaries of over 100,000 a month at the expense of the Swedish taxpayer.

"It's a purely corrupt set-up," Johansson told Ekot, calling the payments 'pure bribe money'.

Migration Minister Johan Forssell tells Ekot that the risk of corruption is "gnorance" and that he will gladly come to KU to explain himself. The purpose of the money is for people who have committed serious crimes to be deported, according to the Minister for Migration. He also says that the money should be used to build capacity in Somalia to, for example, establish the identity of the deportee.

In Somalia, at the same time, many politicians believe that it is Sweden’s task to always take care of criminal Somalis who have taken to Sweden and committed crimes. Somali MP Abdillahi Hashi Abib is raging against the Swedish expulsions.

"We don't want rapists, paedophiles and gang leaders from Sweden on the streets of Somalia," he told Expressen.

"Somalia is not Europe's dump," Abdillahi Hashi Abib continues to rage against the Swedish expulsions.

Although the Tidö government has now spent over SEK 100 million trying to persuade the government in Mogadishu to take back its own citizens, only 28 expulsions to Somalia were carried out last year.