Sweden's Migration Minister Forssell confirmed that Sweden will maintain its multicultural identity despite implementing stricter migration policies supported by the Sweden Democrats. He stressed the importance of immigrants adapting to Swedish laws and values for their benefit and that of Sweden. In response to criticism from Jimmie Akesson, Forssell defended his position by citing the current demographic of Sweden—where 20 percent of the population is foreign-born—and highlighted that multiculturalism, while a complex term, is a reality that needs acknowledgment and adaptation by newcomers.
Forssell emphasized that regardless of the government's tougher migration policies, Sweden will remain a multicultural society due to existing diverse populations and emphasized the adaptation to Swedish norms.
In counter to criticism, Forssell clarified that he’s acknowledging the current demographic reality in Sweden, where approximately 20 percent of citizens are born abroad, supporting the need for a clear expression of Swedish values.
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