Sweden has opened its juvenile detention center in Kumla to house unaccompanied minors who have been involved in criminal activity. Fewer than ten children are currently residing at the facility, marking the first intake since its establishment. The move has sparked debate regarding the housing of young migrants within the criminal justice system. Authorities have not released details regarding the specific offenses committed by the children. This new facility aims to provide a secure environment and rehabilitation programs for these young offenders. Critics have raised concerns about the potential for stigmatization and the long-term impact on the children’s development. The opening of Kumla’s juvenile section signals a shift in Sweden’s approach to handling youth crime involving migrants.