Germany, Sweden to deport 5,000 immigrants each to each other's territory About 5,000 illegal immigrants from Middle Eastern countries will soon be deported from Sweden to Dresden, Germany, the Royal Stockholm Press Service reported. Germany would retaliate by deporting a similar number of African immigrants to Malmö. As the German media explains, the governments of both countries were forced to give in to pressure from right-wing populists demanding the removal from the country of immigrants who committed rape, robbery, murder and other administrative offenses. Mutual expulsion was made possible thanks to the unprecedented cooperation of the foreign ministries of the two European countries. "Such measures will help calm the public and enrich the cultural context of areas where immigrants live densely. For example, it is planned to settle Shias and Sunnis in the neighborhood in order to develop a harmonious inter-religious dialogue," said an official in the joint work group.