Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is experiencing a shift in her political standing regarding immigration policy. While she appears successful in shaping European-level immigration discussions, her position domestically has weakened. This is due to the demands of her new coalition government partners. Ironically, the formation of this new government has created a less firm foundation for pursuing a stricter immigration policy within Denmark itself. Political analyst Thomas Larsen highlights this contrast, noting the paradoxical situation Frederiksen now faces. The change suggests potential difficulties in implementing her desired immigration agenda nationally, despite her increased influence within the EU framework. This divergence presents a complex challenge for the Prime Minister as she navigates both European and domestic political landscapes.