The European Union has issued new guidance affecting asylum decisions in Sweden and across the bloc. Most notably, it concerns applicants with links to terrorist groups such as ISIS.
According to internal directives sent to staff at the Swedish Migration Agency in early January, individuals with affiliations to ISIS in Syria are now considered to potentially have a “well-founded fear of persecution.”
The guidelines, distributed to case officers in early January, mean that individuals with ISIS membership in Syria can potentially be granted asylum. To deny protection, the agency must prove involvement in war crimes, which is considered highly difficult. One Swedish Migration Agency employee noted how “It strikes both the eyes and ears of a person with normal legal awareness.
ISIS will fight right in. Sweden now has large communities of no-go zones because of the radical Islamists they already allowed into the country.
When will European nations drop out of the EU en masse? The EU is designed to destroy them.
The guidelines were based on a December report from the EU Agency for Asylum (EUAA). While the guidance is not legally binding, EU member states typically follow its recommendations.
Additionally, the EU will only allow Syria’s Christians to migrate under rare circumstances. That should convince you of their intentions.
We won’t bother going into the fact that ISIS is not in danger. And, all of radical Islam is ISIS.
I literally can’t believe this is real
The European Union just released official new guidelines stating that members of ISIS can now be granted asylum and imported into Sweden
No seriously…. READ THAT AGAIN
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— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) February 12, 2026
We should stop playing nice with islamists.