A red majority in Copenhagen is set to allocate almost one million kroner annually to “Basar Under Broen,” a controversial street market. This market, located in Nørrebro, primarily features vendors who are foreign immigrants selling items like used electronics, bicycles, and clothing. The Danish People’s Party strongly condemns the decision, labeling it a misallocation of funds. They previously participated in identifying funding sources which are now being directed to the market. The allocation is expected to continue funding the market despite ongoing debate surrounding its impact and legality. The Copenhagen city council believes the market serves an important function for the community. This move highlights ongoing tensions regarding urban spaces and immigrant entrepreneurship in Copenhagen.