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Existenz.se wrote that Member of Parliament Louise Meijer (M) had proposed a constitutional amendment that would require ten years of Swedish citizenship to be elected to the parliament. According to the post, she presented the proposal in a private motion after the Left Party's Mohamed Ali had recently been elected through personal votes, seven months after he received Swedish citizenship. According to Existenz.se, Meijer believed that a qualification period would give people time to integrate and deepen their understanding of Sweden's democratic system and institutions. Since the proposal required a change in the constitution, she urged the government to establish a constitutional inquiry. #grundlag #demokrati #svenskpolitik (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that he thought the proposal was good and would have liked to see a complementary main rule that prevented naturalized citizens from becoming government ministers or holding important managerial positions within the state administration. #medborgarskap #politik #statsförvaltning (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Moderate Party's Member of Parliament Louise Meijer had proposed that anyone elected to the parliament should have been a Swedish citizen for at least ten years, and he called the proposal excellent. He also believed that Members of Parliament should undergo security checks. Schatz stated that he fundamentally supported personal elections but argued that the rules should be reviewed if personal elections risked being used for ethnic vote mobilization and electoral fraud. #svpol #riksdagen #medborgarskap (translated)

Kvartal reported that the Moderate Party member Louise Meijer wanted to require at least ten years of Swedish citizenship to be eligible for election to the Parliament. According to Kvartal, the proposal came after the Left Party's Mohamed Ali was elected seven months after he became a Swedish citizen. Meijer wanted to investigate a constitutional amendment, wrote Kvartal. https://t.co/lntjGezVVa #Sverige #Riksdag #Medborgarskap (translated)

Bulletin reported that Louise Meijer (M) in a new motion proposed that anyone who wanted to sit in the parliament should have been a Swedish citizen for at least ten years. Bulletin stated as background that Mohamed Ali (V) was elected to parliament just seven months after he became a Swedish citizen. https://t.co/hKZI9NgA9P https://t.co/4iZokccCWi #riksdagen #svenskpolitik #medborgarskap (translated)

Marita Welin expressed great concern and wrote that it would be very serious if all applications for citizenship looked the same. She believed that a commission of inquiry was needed and thought that many people had incorrectly received citizenship. #medborgarskap #haverikommission #rättvisa (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the documents in Mohamed Ali's citizenship case at the Migration Agency did not show that the authority had contacted the Enforcement Authority to verify his information. Referring to debts that were later uncovered, he asked what checks had been made before Ali was granted Swedish citizenship. #Migrationsverket #Medborgarskap #Sverige (translated)

Carl Eos wrote that Mohamed Abdukardir Ali from Borlänge had unexpectedly been elected to the parliament for the Left Party with 648 personal votes, despite being in ninth place on the list. According to Eos, the police investigated suspected electoral fraud where voters were allegedly driven to polling stations and received ballots that had already been marked, and where payment may have been made with pizza. Eos stated that Ali was mentioned in the surveillance material but denied everything. Eos also wrote that Ali had previously been suspected of, among other things, assault and child peace offenses without being prosecuted. He stated that Ali had been denied citizenship in 2024 due to significant debts, but was granted it in February 2026 under circumstances that Eos questioned. Eos further claimed that it was unclear whether Ali could speak more than a few words in Swedish. In conclusion, he urged the Left Party to defend Ali. https://t.co/CFnmru5fhz #Valfusk #Riksdagen #Vänsterpartiet (translated)

Ann T. Red demanded an independent review of all Swedish citizenships granted since 2000 and suggested that the work could be done with AI. She referred to the National Audit Office's review from March 2025, which, according to her, showed shortcomings in the Migration Agency's procedures, decision-making basis, and case management systems. In almost one-third of the reviewed granted applications, the applicant had not been able to prove their identity, she wrote. She also stated that the review pointed to risks of relevant information being missed and that assessments varied between regions. Red wrote that it concerned just over 1.3 million people, corresponding to more than 12 percent of Sweden's population, and predicted that a review would reveal many arbitrary decisions. She believed that individuals who moved to a new country after having acted dishonestly or without the intention to do the right thing should be scrutinized particularly closely. She added that the Swedish people's trust in the authorities would soon be close to zero. #Sverige #Migration #Tillit (translated)

Simone Svensson wrote that a Facebook post about Ali's path to citizenship stated that his identity was not verified. She claimed that it was therefore unclear who he was, despite the fact that he had Swedish citizenship and was a member of parliament. #medborgarskap #identitet #politik (translated)

The bulletin reported that the Left Party's member of parliament, Mohamed Ali, was denied citizenship in 2024 due to his debts, but was granted it in February this year while the debt restructuring was still ongoing. Paul Holmgren wrote that the Migration Agency must now explain what had changed. https://t.co/IMMidwirId #medborgarskap #Migrationsverket #skuldsanering (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the V-party member Mohamed Ali had obtained permanent residency without verified identity and became a Swedish citizen in February. He referred to the National Audit Office and stated that nearly one in three people granted Swedish citizenship lacked verified identity. Schatz asked how a country that took security and the rule of law seriously could accept this. https://t.co/5ozyiNKnsL #Sverige #Medborgarskap #Rättssäkerhet (translated)

Quarter wrote that the V-party member Mohamed Ali had been granted permanent residency without verified identity and became a Swedish citizen in February. Quarter also referred to the National Audit Office, according to which nearly one in three people granted citizenship lacked verified identity. https://t.co/mCobWG35NY #medborgarskap #identitet #Sverige (translated)

Sisko described Marita as an everyday hero and wrote that her actions had caused the Migration Agency to question how Mohamed Abdukadir Ali could obtain Swedish citizenship. Sisko thanked Marita and expressed appreciation for people who took action instead of just complaining. https://t.co/1DdEUiZvtT #Migrationsverket #SvensktMedborgarskap #Vardagshjälte (translated)

Samnytt reported that the pensioner Marita had herself investigated the Swedish citizenship of the V-party MP Mohamed Abdukardir Ali and was now combating the Migration Agency. A source within the agency pointed out, according to Samnytt, three possible explanations for what the investigation had revealed: pursuit of statistical points, lack of knowledge about the regulations, or activism. Samnytt also stated that the newspaper had approached the responsible manager, who claimed to be "unprepared for the questions" and wanted to know what they were about. https://t.co/Id2S7Zspj0 #Migration #Medborgarskap #Sverige (translated)

Ramona Fransson wrote that Marita Welin, a 64-year-old sick pensioner, had requested documents herself and mapped out officials after questions were raised about the Swedish citizenship of V politician Mohamed Abdukardir Ali. According to Fransson, Welin planned to take the matter to court, and a source at the Migration Agency had pointed out three possible explanations for what the review had shown: "pinn hunting," lack of knowledge about the regulations, or activism. https://t.co/SOdccN33FH #Migrationsverket #SvenskaMedborgarskap #Granskning (translated)