@Carewolf You're right, I didn't believe that was the case but you're right. Still, I have a memory of Danish politicians wanting to strengthen their border to Sweden because Sweden's immigration had led to crime and that crime could spread to Denmark, they said something with that message. The Danish politicians I've heard debate have always been as right wing as SD, so I thought that was the underlying reason for the decision to strengthen borders and that this event was more of an excuse to follow through with their plans for more border control than the true reason for it. However, Denmark has changed their government recently and those Danish politicians I mentioned belonged to Danske Folkeparti, they are a big party but not at the top of decisionmaking, something that I didn't think of.
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@Carewolf You're right, I didn't believe that was the case but you're right. Still, I have a memory of Danish politicians wanting to strengthen their border to Sweden because Sweden's immigration had led to crime and that crime could spread to Denmark, they said something with that message. The Danish politicians I've heard debate have always been as right wing as SD, so I thought that was the underlying reason for the decision to strengthen borders and that this event was more of an excuse to follow through with their plans for more border control than the true reason for it. However, Denmark has changed their government recently and those Danish politicians I mentioned belonged to Danske Folkeparti, they are a big party but not at the top of decisionmaking, something that I didn't think of.