Norwegians grow more critical of immigration, report finds

Norwegians have become more critical of immigration, with half believing it threatens national cohesion and identity. A new report indicates a more restrictive public view on immigration and integration, with fewer expecting improved relations between immigrants and the general population. Concerns about crime and welfare strain are rising. Attitudes vary by education, contact with immigrants, and location, with younger men showing increased skepticism. While labor immigration is viewed positively, refugee and family reunification intake faces more criticism.