"Men så är det i alla länder, alla kan inte få stanna och alla kan inte vara kvar"- humant och effektivt verkställighetsarbete? En Kvalitativ studie om projektet REVA

Sammanfattning: This study will discuss and analyse the effectiveness of how the project REVA relates to a humane asylum process. The purpose of REVA is to increase the efficiency of the deportation process. Since the police are responsible for the forced cases (rejected decisions), the focus for this study is on this authority. In general the debate surrounding about REVA, the idea of a humane asylum process, and efficiency are two opposite concepts. A Humane and efficient asylum process are concepts widely used in public rhetoric, however these concepts have many different dimensions and are difficult to define. This study, utilizing these concepts as a theoretical framework, interweaves empirical data with interviews to analyse how the effectiveness of REVA relates to a human asylum process. The method used in this study is the case study method with systematic text analysis. The result of the study shows that in REVA the cost efficiency and productivity prioritizes to a greater extent than the humane asylum process. At the same time the clear-cut of the concept humane asylum creates a problem for subjective interpretation of what humane asylum means as well as it is difficult to demand accountability when mistakes are made.