To DFB: Most of the stuff you write is hyperbole and immigrants, like everybody else, are responsible for their own lives. There are plenty of opportunities in Sweden and its generally a tolerant country.
Police brutality is quite low in Sweden compared to most other countries.
The high differential unemployment rate between immigrants and Swedes of native origin suggests otherwise and results suggest applicants of native-origin are discriminated against during the hiring process.
http://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---ed_protect/---protrav/---migrant/documents/publication/wcms_201428.pdfOf course there are plenty of opportunities for immigrants in Sweden, why else would they emigrate there? Yet these opportunities remain distant and Sweden's current policies are ineffectual at removing existing barriers that prevent immigrants from reaching them. Placing responsibility for policy change on those at the bottom strata of society is absurd.
The fact that these problems can exist in a country as tolerant and egalitarian as Sweden is disturbing. It really calls into question how the idea that the Nordic model and mass immigration are reconcilable in their current configuration. The two need not be exclusive. Inflexible labor markets could be reformed and different approaches towards integration could be taken.
re: police brutality claim, this is true yet minorities in Sweden are certainly targeted/profiled by the police.