Sweden Passes 'Good Behavior' Law to Evict Misbehaving Migrants

Sweden's parliament recently approved a controversial "good behavior" law that empowers authorities to remove migrants whose conduct violates Swedish norms, including unpaid debts or taxes, or ties to criminal organizations. This move aims to align migrant behavior with societal expectations and deter potential criminal activities. Critics argue it could stigmatize migrants and infringe on their rights, while supporters believe it's necessary for maintaining social order and public safety. The legislation reflects broader debates about immigration and integration in Europe.