Johan Forssell says forced deportations to Somalia are producing good results and that Sweden will continue the cooperation while seeking similar arrangements with other countries.So far Somalia has accepted 25 forcibly returned Swedish citizens, 14 of them expelled for criminal offenses, and the government redirected about 100 million kronor plus 5 million from the Justice Ministry via the UN agency IOM to support return operations.Forssell defended the spending after investigations by
Ekot and
DN alleged the funds went to ghost workers, saying there is zero tolerance for corruption but that no evidence of wrongdoing has been found.