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A migrant in Sweden demands 1 million compensation because he was a terror suspect and was shortly detained. Sweden should send this 22 y.o. back to Syria to fight ISIS instead of demanding millions in Sweden

Posted on | January 22, 2016 | No Comments

4:45 p.m.

A migrant who came to Sweden last year and was labeled a terror suspect by police has demanded 1 million kronor ($116,420) in damages from the Swedish state.

Moder Mothama Magid was arrested Nov. 20 at a refugee center in a remote village in Arctic Sweden following a nationwide manhunt days after the Paris attacks, which caused tensions throughout Europe. Shortly after, he was freed and is no longer suspected of any crime.

Lawyer Peter Ataseven told local media his 22-year-old client had sought compensation because he had been “suspected of a particularly serious crime” and had been portrayed in media as a terrorist. Ataseven could not immediately be reached for further comments.

In November, Sweden raised its terror alert, saying it was looking for a suspected terrorist. No explanation was ever provided.

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