Before 2001 Denmark had some of the most relaxed immigration policies. That changed in the 2001 election where the liberals (note: In Denmark "liberals" is a term quite different from the American. The liberals lie to the right of the conservatives) came to power with the conservatives and the extreme right party Dansk Folkeparti ("Danish Peoples Party"). Since then there has been almost a complete stop to immigration. Thousand of Iraqis have been escorted on a plane back to Iraq and furthermore Dansk Folkeparti refuses to give asylum to the Iraqi people who have helped the Danish milletary in Falluja.

So the answer to your question would be: NO!