In a letter to the editor of Dagens Nyheter, Oscar Lundström raises concerns about the potential implications of the Swedish government's immigration policies, particularly in light of recent statements made by Migration Minister Johan Forssell. According to Lundström, the government's previous approach to immigration may have been overly generous, but there is a growing fear that current policies could swing too far in the opposite direction, adversely affecting individuals like his partner, who is from a third country.

Lundström reflects on a recent incident where Minister Forssell expressed feelings of 'unease and fear' during a court appearance related to past threats made against him. This statement resonated with Lundström, who also shares a sense of apprehension. As a civil servant interacting with citizens and businesses daily, Lundström emphasizes the delicate balance the government must maintain in its immigration policy to avoid exacerbating fears and concerns within the community.

The letter highlights a critical moment in Swedish immigration policy, with the public's perception heavily influenced by current events and political discourse. Lundström's candid feelings reveal an undercurrent of anxiety among residents regarding how government decisions will shape the future of immigration in Sweden and the realities faced by immigrants and their families in the country.