My point is that it’s not as clear cut as “any way you slice the data”. Sweden’s immigrant population is not remotely like the US one. They are NOT over repres

My point is that it’s not as clear cut as “any way you slice the data”. Sweden’s immigrant population is not remotely like the US one. They are NOT over represented in healthcare work, AFAIK they are underrepresented (to a fault, of having almost no representation). They do live in lower quality housing, on average, but have access to nominally equivalent medical services (Sweden has socialized everything; once you are “in the system” you are entitled to everything, though rich people can buy some extras) Also, It’s a little disingenuous to say “Belgium is cherry picked” without extending a similar courtesy to Sweden. All in all, it’s too early to call winners and losers, and there are many ways to slice the data that don’t make Sweden look bad at all.