As I've said many times before in this thread, the problem isn't the refugees. It's the hysteria around it. Racist blogs have successfully manage to spread lies about the immigration, that are completely and utterly unsupported by facts. The truth is that crime rates have been unaffected by the refugees coming in. There's been very little problems. The biggest problem is a rise in racists beating up people looking vaguely middle-eastern, or racists trying to burn down refugee shelters.
This is a completely made up and constructed problem. Somewhere along the line the authorities failed in the communication. The racist blogs are trusted more than the people talking the truth.
The beggars in the streets is completely unrelated. Three years ago Romanian gypsies started showing up in large numbers, and are now a common sight on Swedish streets. There is zero connection with the Syrian refugee situation. You'll never find Syrian refugees begging in the streets.
This was actually an Arabic Channel Aljazeera. The numbers of immigrants will create various problems by way of a small percentile of the overall quantity. There are racists who capitalise on this which are a result of EU open border policies which though idealistic are not practical. The beggars also appear in Italy and the UK. At one time during a period of a few weeks, gangs tried once a week to rob me at Milan station.
One tactic is for a group of women any of them pregnant (or appearing so) in groups to beg for money while someone tries to rob them from behind I caught them each time. One Arab caught one from a group who had just stolen €2,000. cash. The police who patrol there (possibly community police) seem to be oblivious to what is going on.
Unfortunately if they are sent back home they just return again. While we can blame the Romania authorities for not doing enough to end their poverty and enable/encourage them to gain meaningful employment in a poor country, we should have the right to forbid the entry of those who commit offences.
