Sweden’s parliament approves new laws that can strip migrants of residency rights on the basis of “bad behaviour,” according to reports. The Daily Mail says the measures, passed by parliament on Monday, form part of Sweden’s broader shift toward stricter immigration and migration enforcement. While the reports characterize the changes as controversial, they describe the legislation as the latest stage in a sequence of tougher policies in the Scandinavian country. The coverage frames the new rules as expanding the circumstances under which residency may be revoked, linking legal status to conduct. The reports do not provide additional technical details such as the specific categories of misconduct covered, the process migrants can use to contest a decision, or how the changes affect existing versus newly granted permits. Overall, the available information indicates that Sweden is tightening enforcement related to migrant residency and introducing statutory grounds for withdrawal based on conduct, with parliamentary approval already secured.