Gustav Gellerbrant, a top member of the Sweden Democrats (SD), announced that despite open disagreements among the Tidö parties regarding migration policies, there is an agreement on the core issue of converting permanent residence permits into temporary ones. This change is a key priority for the SD party. Gellerbrant clarified that the current discussions are focused on the details of the proposal, indicating a coordinated effort amidst the divisions within the coalition.

A recent investigation has been presented with proposals on how the conversion of residence permits should occur. The government’s budget also cites these recommendations, signaling a commitment to implement them. Among the significant points in the discussion is the mutual agreement against creating shortcuts to citizenship for those affected by the change, emphasizing the party's strict stance on migration matters.

Ultimately, the dialogue within the Tidö coalition reflects a complex interplay between differing perspectives on migration and the SD's longstanding focus on stringent immigration controls. The details under negotiation will significantly impact the affected group's ability to transition from permanent to temporary status and could have broader repercussions on the nation’s immigration landscape.