Sweden's political parties have reached a consensus to revoke citizenship from dual citizens who commit crimes threatening national security. A committee proposed this change for those who obtained citizenship through deceit or committed serious crimes. Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer highlighted the issues of violent extremism and organized crime. While the governing parties support these changes, opposition parties express concerns about defining the law. The government aims to tighten citizenship application rules, requiring longer residency and language tests, and considers a loyalty declaration for new citizens. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)