Even more evidence  for Artie

Sweden - Immigrants - segregated enclaves

'...most refugees have trouble mastering Swedish.'

"... in Rosengard, a suburb of Malmo, Sweden’s third-largest city 80 kilometres from Astorp: more than 80 per cent of residents speak Arabic.'

“I love it here because it feels like the Middle East,” said Taghrid, a young hijab-wearing Palestinian from Syria as she pushed a baby carriage past other women in similar attire.

"Such segregated enclaves are part of the problem, said Jonczyk (the chief of integration for refugees setting in Astorp)...

“What they do at home, they want to do in Swedish society and they want Swedish society to accept that,” he said.

Excerpts from: "With more Syrians en route, Sweden struggles to maintain identity as country where refugees are welcome - Matthew Fisher - National Post - September 8, 2015