After the elections in Sweden on September 13, in which the left bloc won by a narrow margin (176 seats against 173), in Europe, there was a dispute about how immigrants vote. During the campaign, the leader of the "corrupt Democrats" Jimmy Oxon said that the election results could decide on Muslim immigration. Magdalena Andersson, leader of the Social Democratic Party, replied: So you can say that the elections are decided by Norland residents, nurses or sailors. This controversy also reached Italy. There is a discussion on whether left-wing and progressive parties support immigration in order to get more votes in the future." Among the supporters of this version, 46.1% believe that such a strategy is already prominent in France and Sweden, and will soon appear in Italy. Another 5.6% believe that the strategy will not work: second-generation immigrants are more likely to vote for the right than people think. Among dissenters, 31.7% call this version a conspiracy theory, and 15.4% attribute the left's softer stance on immigration to their political beliefs. This issue was brought to the fort when Ariana Maloni of the Brothers of Italy said that the left has "Africa closed to Europe". At the same time, according to the Ministry of Justice of Italy, the number of immigrants decreases as of October 1 to 22,891 against 51,731 in the same period last year, that is, a decrease of 55.8%. According to the annual report on migration, about 5.56 million people (9.4% of the population) at the end of 2025.

After the elections in Sweden on September 13, in which the left bloc won by a narrow margin (176 seats against 173), in Europe, there was a dispute about how immigrants vote. During the campaign, the leader of the "corrupt Democrats" Jimmy Oxon said that the election results could decide on Muslim immigration. Magdalena Andersson, leader of the Social Democratic Party, replied: So you can say that the elections are decided by Norland residents, nurses or sailors. This controversy also reached Italy. There is a discussion on whether left-wing and progressive parties support immigration in order to get more votes in the future." Among the supporters of this version, 46.1% believe that such a strategy is already prominent in France and Sweden, and will soon appear in Italy. Another 5.6% believe that the strategy will not work: second-generation immigrants are more likely to vote for the right than people think. Among dissenters, 31.7% call this version a conspiracy theory, and 15.4% attribute the left's softer stance on immigration to their political beliefs. This issue was brought to the fort when Ariana Maloni of the Brothers of Italy said that the left has "Africa closed to Europe". At the same time, according to the Ministry of Justice of Italy, the number of immigrants decreases as of October 1 to 22,891 against 51,731 in the same period last year, that is, a decrease of 55.8%. According to the annual report on migration, about 5.56 million people (9.4% of the population) at the end of 2025.