Sweden Approves ‘Good Behaviour’ Law, Will Kick Out Migrants Acting Improperly

Sweden has passed a new "Good Behaviour" law that allows authorities to deport migrants who engage in improper conduct. This measure comes amid rising concerns about social order and integration challenges. While the law aims to uphold community standards, it has sparked debate over the balance between maintaining public safety and respecting immigrant rights. Critics worry it could lead to arbitrary enforcement and discrimination, raising questions about the broader implications for Sweden's inclusive reputation.