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The Swedish government have vowed to try and deport the six men. Anders Wiklund/TT via AP
The Swedish government have vowed to try and deport the six men. Anders Wiklund/TT via AP
Sweden expels imams and associates, citing radicalisation concerns
It is not clear that the men will be deported as they risk persecution in their home countries
Jack Dutton
31 October, 2019