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In any event, unless those rates have changed dramatically since the period between 1997-2001, I don't think it's too much of a stretch to say that immigrants are causing Sweden all sorts of problems.
It certainly is in the context of policy response to recent Middle Eastern immigration.
The film and most supporting argument are being cast in context of the debate surrounding Pres Trump's immigration E.O. The goal is to defend the idea that Middle Eastern immigrants pose a particular danger. If the crime rate has not gone up, the rape numbers have not gone up, the gun crime numbers have not gone up, but the number of Middle Eastern immigrants has significantly gone up, I think it's difficult to claim that Middle Eastern immigration is causing all sorts of gun crime and rape crime problems for Sweden. Again, that seems to be the crux of the argument the film maker was presenting.
The govt of Sweden seems to be denying this premise, and the police officers interviewed in the film have apparently come out saying that they were quoted wildly out of context in the film to the point that their answers don't represent the questions they were asked, etc.
It seems to me that this entire confusion stems largely from a film maker with an agenda and poor scruples.
Slowguy
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