Sweden Passes Law to Strip Residency Over ‘Bad Behaviour’ in Major Immigration Crackdown (opens original article in a new tab)

Sweden's parliament passed a law allowing authorities to revoke residency permits for immigrants based on 'bad behaviour' including unpaid debts, tax non-compliance, or alleged extremist links, sparking criticism from opposition and rights groups.

• Sweden's parliament passed a law allowing revocation of residency permits for 'bad behaviour' such as unpaid debts or tax non-compliance
• The law enables review and withdrawal of both pending and existing permits by the Swedish Migration Agency
• Opposition parties and human rights groups criticize the law for creating legal uncertainty and potential overreach