The narrowly approved legislation mandates workers in six public agencies to report on suspected undocumented people
Sweden’s parliament has passed one of the country’s most definitive migration laws in years, approving the so-called “snitch law” by a razor-thin margin. The legislation came through as the EU nation, which used to be one of the most welcoming for refugees, adopted a stricter policy after the unprecedented 2015 migration crisis.
The parliament approved the legislation formally titled Strengthened Return Operations on Monday, by 174 votes to 172.
It was based on a government proposal to oblige employees of six public agencies…
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