Enforcement Authority should be able to allow the removal of illegal settlers without the prior identified, suggests government investigators. Stock Photography. Picture: John Alexander Sahlin, TT
The police have started to act more quickly against begging EU migrants unauthorized settlements. Now it will also be easier for landowners to get the bailiff to intervene.
Justice Minister Morgan Johansson (S) say that even if it involves vulnerable EU citizens begging, they must reside in a lawful manner, for example on a camping, rent a room or stay with relatives.
– or you can to go home, he says.
In December last year, 260 were judged illegal settlements exist in Sweden. Since then, police have clarified what is to apply and act faster against settlements in public places.
– It is much more active now than it has been before and it is good, says Johansson.
– We can not have a situation where it grows up a large amount of illegal settlements and perhaps by extension shantytowns.
Fogden first
When it is not about public places must landowner sometimes turned to the bailiff. But to get an application for removal proceedings must settlers first identified, which can be difficult. Now propose government investigators that the landowner should be able to go to the Enforcement without having first identified the persons to be removed.
For humanitarian reasons, proposed a time limit of five days before the removal may take place after the EU migrants are notified. Enforcement Authority will also provide respite for the implementation of the necessary having regard to the residents.
The Minister of Justice expects to have a bill ready by the end of the year.
Lennart Forsberg, Social Welfare of the City Mission in Gothenburg, look no general problems with the proposals.
– we can not build a system where we have exceptions that allow certain people are allowed to live under miserable conditions . We must offer alternatives and it’s about to get a roof over your head and be able to take care of their hygiene.
Unique Campaign
The eviction of Roma from a privately owned vacant lot in downtown Malmo created last fall big headlines. The campaign was unique because it was done with the support of the Environmental Code.
The latest assessment is that there are 4700 vulnerable EU migrants in Sweden, of which 70-100 are children. Most are Roma from Romania and Bulgaria. In the Stockholm area, these are approximately 765 people in the 50 to 60 settlements.
– Earlier there were several larger settlements in southern Stockholm, but now there are several smaller settlements in place and movement is higher, says Linn Hemmingsson the social department in Stockholm.
The Moderates want the government now also investigating proposals that provide local opportunities to ban begging in certain places.
– It is time to listen to the municipalities, said party secretary Tomas Tobé.
The Facts: The proposed removal
The Enforcement Authority will receive examining the application for removal even without the persons identified
removal get done until five days after they are concerned informed
Enforcement Authority should be able to provide respite for another week with regard to the accommodation
the removal should if possible be done within three weeks after the bailiff received the necessary documents.
the landowners must pay a fee of 5000 kronor unidentified be removed
today costs SEK 600 per person
Because EU migrants often without money becomes the landowner who normally pay
Source: Ds 2016: 17
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