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  • Jun 16

    Sweden passes law to revoke immigrant permits for bad behaviour, backs separate 'snitch law'

    Sweden's parliament voted on Monday to enact a 'good behaviour' law allowing authorities to revoke residency permits based on vague criteria such as unpaid debts, undeclared work, and links to extremist organisations, ahead of September elections. A contentious 'snitch law' that compels public-sector reporting of undocumented people also passed narrowly.

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