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With Albanian citizenship and real name Adelisa, Lisa, only 9 years old, should be deported to an orphanage in Albania according to the Migrationsverket even though she only knows how to speak Swedish.
9-year-old Lisa was born in Sweden and has been living with a Swedish family for five years. But the decision that she will be deported to an orphanage in Albania has been made, even though her guardianship is with the Backström family, which consists of Hans and Paulina located in an area on the outskirts of Lindköping.
She has stayed for about 7 years in the Backström family, while this family has had her guardianship for 5 years, writes media Aftonbladet .
Currently, the lawyers have once again applied to the Migrationsverket for obstacles to the implementation of the deportation order. But there is very little chance that the lawyers' request will be accepted. Usually such requests are systematically rejected. We remind you that the right-wing government of the Young Moderates (M), which is supported by the far-right party Sweden Democrats (SD), is pursuing a strict anti-immigration policy.
Lisa's cultural identity and her emotional trauma
Imagine for a moment that you are 9 years old. You who were born and raised in Sweden have created your Swedish cultural identity. Like the first words you learned were Swedish. You, like the first memories of your life, created in a typical Swedish environment, with your mother and father, with your cat or dog, with the forest, school or playing with other children. You are and feel deeply Swedish.
Imagine that on an ordinary day in your life as a child, you get a letter at home, and you see worried mom and dad talking to each other, looking at you sadly. Then he asks "what happened?" "Because you are now a 9-year-old child and you understand things very well. And your parents try to explain some completely incomprehensible and crazy things.
“Lisa, the government has decided that you must return to your biological mother's homeland. But we won't let that happen dear, we will fight for you. "
You can imagine the psychological shock; what emotional earthquake would you go through in such a situation?! How can you abandon your life as a Swedish child, how can you accept that a piece of paper written by an authority you have never met, has never sought you out, will take you away from your family, from your mother, father, brothers and sisters, from friends, from school, books and teachers?
Can you now imagine this happening to a child born and raised in Sweden? Because, after all, what's the difference between a 9-year-old Swedish kid and 9-year-old Lisa? Can you spot any significant changes – apart from the blood flowing in Lisa's veins?
Is a person's cultural identity a result of the environment in which they grow up? And how does 9-year-old Lisa feel - Swedish or Albanian?
The emotional trauma that little Lisa is going through is of extraordinary proportions. For him, it is incomprehensible how he can be removed from his family, from his environment and sent to a place he does not know, to be separated from his family, mother, father, friends and companions. She may suffer from severe stress and anxiety, feelings of abandonment and depression. Her well-being is destroyed; her faith in the ordinary is shattered, uncertainty has taken over her entire childlike existence. She no longer has time to play with her friends; to go to school. She must anxiously await what will be said about her fate and future at TV4 by an important manager at the Migration Service. Or what will be written in the decision that some adults called judges will understand about mom Paulina, dad Hans and of course about him.
To continue to maintain this high tension about the fate and future of a 9-year-old child, the authorities must have a strong, indisputable reason. In fact, apart from unethicality and illegality, the rulers have no other reason. Obstinately adhering to illegality is no longer a mistake, but a crime, a crime against a 9-year-old child.
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