Trollhättan (Sweden) (AFP) – Ahead of Sweden’s September 13 general election, migration remains a deeply divisive issue, with calls for tougher policies and more deportations clashing with the healthcare sector’s growing reliance on migrant workers. Opinion polls for the upcoming general election show that healthcare is the top concern among voters. Polls have for months pointed to a victory for the centre-left opposition headed by the Social Democrats, but the gap has narrowed in recent weeks.
