Sweden to impose ‘honorable lifestyle’ as residency condition

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1. > A former judge, Robert Schött, has been tasked with assessing the criteria that could be envisaged and how the project might comply with European legislation. **He is due to deliver his conclusions by January 15, 2025.**

   Huh?

2. **To Impose** is a bit of a stretch. There’s been an investigation on what it could mean that was released about 2 months ago, it was very vague and confusing and so far widely unpopular from what I can tell.

   Sweden has had a bit of an authoritarian turn, earlier this year they imposed a law which makes it illegal to insult a policeman.

   What laws would be proposed based on the investigation is still unclear. But the way things are looking they have 1 year to implement it as it looks like the left coalition is poised to win the election september 2026.

3. I do find it wild that as someone with an Australian passport and an advanced degree the bar is so high for me to live and work in a European country, meanwhile there are absolute degenerates already living amongst who contribute nothing to society being granted citizenship.

4. I’m liking this immigration shift where those coming into the West are expected to assimilate into our norms, instead of us having to change ourselves to match the countries these people fled from.

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