2.The following is a hypothetical situation. Your research should only be addressed to the legal scenario described in this question.
Pablo, a Spanish citizen, runs Elite Supercars a Spanish medium-size company which manufactures specialised sports cars. Following the economic slowdown in Spain, he decided to migrate from Spain to Sweden with Andrea, his Columbian partner and Julia, their child aged eighteen, to take advantage of a better business environment.
For that purpose, Pablo decided to fold up his company in Spain and register Elite Supercars Ltd in the Netherlands and then its subsidiary in Malmö from which he carries out its entire business. 
Following a speed limit offence over the Øresund Bridge between Sweden and Denmark, he is stopped by a police patrol and fined. When checking his background, the police officer found that Pablo had spent 3 years in prison in Spain following a conviction for causing death by dangerous driving in 2012. The information is passed on to the Swedish prosecutor’s office in Malmö. The prosecutor informs Pablo that he considers applying for a court deportation order. 
Please answer the following questions. 
1. What are Pablo’s rights and those of Andrea and Julia to leave Spain, enter, reside and work and/or study in Sweden? 
2. What are Pablo’s rights to set up his car business in Sweden? 
Could the Swedish authorities object to the creation of Elite’s subsidiary?
3. What are the chances of the Swedish prosecutor of applying successfully for a deportation order against Pablo?
What are Pablo’s substantive and procedural rights against such order?