KARLSHAMN, Sweden, (Reuters) - Mohsen Naghawi says he is 18. At some point in the future, he fears, a plane will fly him to a violent country where he has never lived and has no family. If that happens, he will immediately look to escape.
Naghawi is worried about his future due to Sweden's new tough line on immigration. The country was once Europe's most welcoming state for refugees and migrants, but since late 2015 it has made a sharp U-turn. Naghawi and thousands of others are now listed for deportation.
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