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Integration poses a multifaceted challenge for Sweden. The experiences of migrants can vary significantly based on their background and circumstances. Some newcomers, particularly those from war-torn regions, struggle to adjust to the norms and expectations of Swedish society. Individuals who grew up in predominantly immigrant communities often express feelings of exclusion, which can lead to a sense of disenfranchisement.
There are also voices urging for an urgent reevaluation of how Sweden's policies address integration. Educators and community leaders argue that without resources and structured programs to help migrants learn the language and customs, achieving successful assimilation is near impossible. The recurrent cry for more inclusive strategies resonates among many residents.