After years of growing concern, public opinion now appears to be shifting significantly in Norway. A new survey shows that an increasing number of residents are rejecting mass immigration, while confidence in integration policy is plummeting. Behind this shift lies growing frustration over crime, segregation, and a society that many feel is changing at an ever-faster pace.
A new major survey shows that Norwegians have become significantly more negative toward immigration. Half of the population now believes that immigration threatens the country’s social cohesion and national identity.
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