Sweden's parliament votes on a change that could revoke citizenship
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Sweden's parliament, the Riksdag, is set to vote on a change to the constitution that could allow Swedish citizenship to be revoked. If the change passes, people with Swedish citizenship could lose that citizenship. Members of the Riksdag cast the vote on 11 November 2026, the day this report was published.
The change matters because it could affect anyone who holds Swedish citizenship. The vote is on an amendment, which is a formal change to the constitution.
The result of the vote will decide whether the change goes ahead. The story was first reported by Sveriges Radio.
Source: Sveriges Radio
Sources: Sveriges Radio
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