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POLITICS & POLICY • SWEDEN

Sweden changes constitution to permit citizenship revocation for some dual nationals

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Sweden has amended its constitution to allow a future law to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals who obtained it on a false basis or were convicted of crimes seriously harming Sweden’s vital interests, Le Monde reports. The next government would need to introduce legislation to put the change into practice.

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Why it matters

The change concerns dual nationals in Sweden and could affect their citizenship if implementing legislation is passed. The report identifies no direct U.S. effect.

What happens next

The next Swedish government is expected to decide whether to present a bill. The report does not say when that may happen or what the bill would contain.

Whether the next government introduces an implementing bill

What criteria and procedures any bill would set