The Swedish government and the Sweden Democrats have introduced a controversial proposal known as the "informer law," which mandates that authorities and municipalities report individuals residing illegally in Sweden to the Migration Agency and police.

This proposal has sparked significant debate, with critics arguing it targets society's most vulnerable, including children who find safety in schools.

The proposal has also caused division within the ruling coalition, with the Liberals advocating for exemptions for healthcare and education sectors.

A recent opinion poll reveals a polarized public, with roughly equal numbers supporting and opposing the proposal.

The government aims to address the so-called shadow society, but the debate continues to intensify.