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17 June
Sweden mandates reporting undocumented immigrants as part of its new deportation policy.
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The Swedish Parliament has passed a controversial new law that allows authorities to revoke residence permits for immigrants due to "bad behavior." This law was approved amid a growing focus on immigration issues within Sweden and across Europe. According to reports, the legislation permits revocation even in the absence of a criminal offense, which expands the grounds on which immigrants can be removed from the country.
The legislation specifically addresses scenarios involving unpaid debts or employment in certain sectors deemed inappropriate. It applies not only to ongoing residence permits but also retroactively to those already granted. The decision has sparked significant backlash from opposition parties and human rights organizations, such as Civil Rights Defenders, who argue that it undermines the rule of law in Sweden. The passing of this law comes as the government is tightening immigration rules ahead of elections scheduled for September 2026.
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