We are on our way to introducing things that are not good for Sweden. Labor immigration is and should be a plus business for Sweden, he says to Dagens Nyheter.
The proposal means that the one who comes to Sweden to work should have an income above the median salary, which is currently 37,100 kronor. Johan Britz believes that this can have major consequences.
Then it will be very difficult for many companies and public employers to hire people from other countries that Sweden needs, he says.
The Sweden Democrats' migration policy spokesperson Ludvig Aspling writes in a comment to TT that the issue is currently being discussed in the coordination, the office where the four Tidö parties are trying to agree.
"My picture is that none of what Britz expresses has found its way to the negotiating table. I therefore have difficulty interpreting his move as anything other than political play."
TT seeks migration minister Johan Forssell (The Moderate Party).
