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In the late 2000s, Sweden experienced a series of social unrests, marked by riots and violent confrontations primarily involving young immigrants. Prominent incidents such as the Malmö and Stockholm riots shattered the long-held notion of Sweden as a peaceful society. As the government endeavored to accommodate the growing refugee population, years of unregulated housing policies unintentionally created segregated enclaves, fostering separate communities that struggled to integrate into Swedish society.