Immigration is at the heart of Sweden's parliamentary campaignL'immigration est au cœur de la campagne des législatives en Suède
Three days before the parliamentary elections in Sweden, a subject is at the heart of the campaign: immigration. Ten years ago, Sweden was one of the most open European countries for immigration. Since then, the country has made a dramatic shift. The government claims a more than 60% increase in expulsions of migrants since coming to power in 2022.A turn largely carried by the Sweden Democrats, the anti-immigration far right. Second in the voting intentions a few days before the legislative elections, they have supported the government for four years. But this time, they want to enter the government, and the right opens the door to them in case of victory.À trois jours des élections législatives en Suède, un sujet s’impose au cœur de la campagne : l’immigration. Il y a dix ans, la Suède était l’un des pays européens les plus ouverts à l’immigration. Depuis, le pays a opéré un virage spectaculaire. Le gouvernement revendique une hausse de plus de 60 % des expulsions de personnes migrantes depuis son arrivée au pouvoir en 2022. Un tournant largement porté par les Démocrates de Suède, l’extrême droite anti-immigration. Deuxièmes dans les intentions de vote à quelques jours des législatives, ils soutiennent le gouvernement depuis quatre ans. Mais cette fois-ci, ils veulent entrer au gouvernement, et la droite leur ouvre la porte en cas de victoire.
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