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Iraqi Refugees in Sweden
The war in Iraq has forced millions to leave the country. Most refugees have stayed in the Middle East, but some have ventured to other countries. Even though it had no troops involved in the invasion, Sweden has taken in more Iraqis than any other nation, including the United States. Despite being open to helping, the influx of refugees there is causing concern among Swedish natives.
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