<p>With the most generous immigration rules in Europe, Sweden had quickly become the biggest host country to refugees. The European country was a safe haven for Syrian refugees after offering them permanent residency in September 2013. Ever since then, the country has continued to welcome refugees from the Middle East and Northern Africa. ;</p>
<p>But, Amnesty Anarchy is putting this to a stop. Sweden has announced that it can no longer handle the growing pains that come along with this mass immigration.</p>
<p>In just ten to 15 years, the country has grown by 1.5 million with almost 10 million people. This is almost a whopping 20 percent increase. With that said, violent crime is up by a chilling 300 percent. Not to mention, there are 60 &ldquo;no-go zones&rdquo; now in Sweden. So, to say the police are overwhelmed is an understatement. ;</p>
<p>&ldquo;We have the same amount of police officers as we used to have, but we have more people, and more violent people, more criminal people coming from a very violent culture,&rdquo; said Ingrid Carlqvist, Senior Writer at Gatestone Institute, to CNSNews.com. ;</p>
<p>These crime numbers are partially attributed to Islamic terrorists who have taken advantage of the country&rsquo;s open door policy. &ldquo;Perhaps it&rsquo;s been hard for us to accept that in the middle of our open, democratic society there are people sympathizing with the ISIL killers&hellip;. Sweden has been naive,&rdquo; said Stefan Lofven, the Swedish Prime Minister.</p>
<p>This statement caused somewhat of an uproar from the Swedish public. Many argued that they were not naï;ve, but rather that they were called racist when they voiced concerns about the Islamification of Sweden. ;</p>
<p>The Swedish officials encouraged the public that the immigration was a good thing. The more workers to pay taxes, the better. &ldquo;But the truth is that most of them don&rsquo;t work. They live from the welfare, so we will have less and less money to pay out the pensions. And I&rsquo;m sure pretty soon the whole system will collapse,&rdquo; said Carlqvist to CNSNews.com.</p>
<p>After witnessing Sweden&rsquo;s experience, it&rsquo;s safe to say that the country is paying a major cost for being too refugee-friendly during this dangerous time. Is allowing an innocent on a country&rsquo;s soil worth the price of allowing a terrorist? It just proves that no good deed really does go unpunished. ;</p>