Immigration rules affect Swedes who return with families from abroad

The temporary law was supposed to limit the number of asylum seekers, but also made it more difficult for Swedish nationals to return home with a partner from outside the EU.

As a result, many families have to live apart from each other for up to a year, according to the organisation Swedes Worldwide.

"They feel their own country has betrayed them," says Cecilia Borglin, secretary general of the organisation.