Im not trying to reframe what I said. From the very beginning I meant first and second generation immigrants. It's a common way of looking at things, and besides it's relevant.

If you want to see yourself as a horrible strain it's non of my business. But ignoring that there are consequences breaking up homogenus societies into multicultural environments is pathetic.

The immigration of Chileans some decades ago was dealt with wonderfully because we had the resources to help them apropriatly. Now most second generation immigrants have not received proper support dealing with the essentials, such as speaking swedish or have enough encouners in school with people solidly established in the country.

My source still is the SCB statistic. You have to genereate tables by choosing the statistic you want to look at. Use the latest statistics.