Sweden’s experience with virtually unrestricted immigration has drastically changed the country’s image. Many in the West know that Sweden has struggled to assimilate millions of asylum seekers and that tensions from this failure have contributed to increased violent and sexual crime. Less well-known is how much of that sexual crime targets the elderly — and how often it is perpetrated by the very people hired by the public sector to care for them.
What is happening to the elderly in Sweden is yet another warning for the West about the consequences of unchecked migration.
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