Denmark Plans 40 Percent Cut in Ukrainian Refugee Arrivals

Denmark wants to cut Ukrainian arrivals by about 40 percent.

The Danish government proposed changes to the special Ukraine law.

The new rules will also change how municipalities receive incoming refugees.

The Ministry of Immigration and Integration announced the legislative proposal.

Under the new model, more refugees will go to areas with fewer non-Western residents.

This policy shift shows how Danish immigration rules continue to tighten.

Foreign residents should note how local integration services and housing allocations may change.

This reporting is based on news from The Copenhagen Post.