Migrants arriving in Malmö, southern Sweden.

Lyssna: "It will be much more difficult to get a permanent residency"

Sweden is considering enacting stricter asylum rules which experts warn would make getting permanent residency and reuniting family members much more difficult.

After welcoming some 163,000 refugees last year, the most per capita in Europe, Sweden is now trying to push through legislation that would make seeking asylum here much more difficult.

In the latest episode of Radio Sweden Weekly, we look at the nation's evolving refugee policy, how it's changed and what it means for asylum seekers and activists alike.

One expert we...