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UPDATE The primary suspect visited authorities to discuss imminent deportation just prior to murderous assault at IKEA. As documented below, 'deportation' does not mean what we think it does.

Google translation of this article:
35 year old would be rejected

The day of the murders took place, he was at a meeting with the Swedish Migration Board.
He had been turned on its application for a residence permit on 16 July. The Authority's decisions were. "Immediate deportation to Italy."
According to the data searched 35-year-old residence in November 2013, but was rejected. He departed in January 2014, and sought a new residence permit in May this year and was rejected on 16 July.
>b>He was deported to Italy because he has a residence there. In Monday he was at the meeting at the Migration Board, concerning the rejection. The trip would take place shortly.
35-year-old injured himself hard in the relationships with the attack at Ikea.
Police would not comment on details of the rejection. That's part of the puzzle surrounding the perpetrators and we can not comment on the individual parts, says Per Agren, commanding chief.
Was there new information for you? - As said. There is nothing I can comment.
Police say they have gotten a better picture of the sequence of events when the 55-year-old woman and her 28-year-old son stabbed down. -We Get more understanding of each moment that goes but we are far from not wanting to have more knowledge. All the people we want to talk to are not heard. And not only the killing of interest, it can also be other observations
According to data of the VLT should be 35-year-old being cared for at the hospital soon to be heard. Perhaps as early as Wednesday evening.

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Aftonbladet.se
http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article21246001.ab

"The main suspects 35-year-old would be rejected with immediate effect from Sweden.
Just hours before Ikea murders he had been at the meeting - to dismiss the case.
- He met with our staff during the morning, says Fredrik Bengtsson, Head of the Migration Board.
35-year-old has been arrested on probable cause of the knife murder of a mother and her adult son at Ikea in Vasteras. A 23-year-old is arrested on the lower degree of suspicion.
Visited the Migration Board
Several people who lived in the same asylum accommodation in Arboga has previously stated that the two men were at a meeting at the Swedish Migration Board in Vasteras.
The Swedish Migration Board judge that there was 35-year-old who visited Agency offices in Västerås Monday.
- The person was in our office in Västerås and was there in contact with staff from the Swedish Migration Board, says Fredrik Bengtsson.
There was a decision
He stated that the meeting considered the 35-year-old extradition.
- But what the meeting was about in detail is the secrecy surrounding, says Fredrik Bengtsson.
According to documents from the Migration Board had 35-year-old received his residence permit application rejected on 16 July. "Immediate deportation to Italy", according to the authority that the decision taken on that day. (see note below)
- There is a decision that he should be returned to Italy, where he has a residence, says Fredrik Bengtsson. "Quite advanced"
He states that the 35-year-old was served on July 27 - and 35-year-old is not appealed. This means that the decision is also legally valid. According to the Migration Board was 35-year-old traveling imminent. Fredrik Bengtsson states that in most similar case is about an ordinary scheduled flight.
- It takes some preparation and planning, and in this case had progressed quite far in the planning, says Fredrik Bengtsson.
Has not been heard
According to the Swedish Migration Board information requested 35-year-old for a residence permit for the first time in November 2013 - and got a no more than a month later. After the turn of the year 2013-2014 was found, he deviated and the police were connected. In May 2015 he applied for a residence permit again, which led to the rejection by the Migration Board planned during the summer.
35-year-old, who was badly injured in unknown ways during the attack at Ikea, has still not been heard. He underwent surgery later yesterday and has not yet been assigned a public defender.

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NOTE, 'deportation' doesn't mean what we would expect in the EU:
TheLocal.se: Ikea suspect ‘was to be deported’ from Sweden

The 35-year-old suspect linked to the double stabbings at an Ikea store in Västerås on Monday had been told that he was set to be expelled from the country, Swedish media are reporting.
The man, who police have previously said is an asylum seeker from Eritrea, had attended a meeting with the Swedish Migration Board in Västerås on Monday, Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet first wrote on Wednesday afternoon, quoting the head of the office, Fredrik Bengtsson.
The newspaper published migration board documents calling for the suspect to be deported to Italy, after his application for residency in Sweden was rejected on July 16th.
Other Swedish media quickly picked up on the image.
Under EU law, migrants can be sent back to their first point of entry to the European Union, suggesting that the man may have initially travelled to the Mediterranean from Africa.
The 35-year-old is the main suspect in the case and is understood to remain in hospital in Västerås after sustaining injuries himself.
A second man, 23, has also been questioned by police and has denied being involved in the violence.

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Interesting: highlighted in blue from above: "Several people" who resided at the same facility state they knew where these two asylum seekers were that morning, yet this earlier report suggests the opposite:
Both suspects were residents at a migrant accomodation block called "Cold Stone Farm" in Arboga. Quoting from Nyheter Aug 11, 2015 (using google translate)
AT talking with four people staying at the Cold Stone Farm. They all know what happened at Ikea in Västerås on Monday, but none of them know the man suspected of the murder. There live 116 people at Cold Stone Farm, where all residents are waiting for a decision.