Sweden’s governing coalition, comprised of the Moderate Party, Christian Democrats, and Liberals, is under scrutiny for restrictive immigration policies, particularly regarding family reunification. According to Viktor Karlsson, the right-wing Sweden Democrats (SD) have been influencing these policies for four years, and this may be the last opportunity for the Liberal party to voice opposition. The current laws aim to make it exceptionally difficult for families to reunite in Sweden. However, Karlsson argues that just two conscientious members of parliament could introduce amendments to create a more humane legal framework. The debate highlights the internal tensions within the coalition regarding immigration. The future of family reunification policies in Sweden hangs in the balance, dependent on potential dissent within the governing bloc. This situation underscores the influence of the SD on policy decisions and the Liberals' position within the government.