Denmark passed a special law last year that allows Ukrainians to bypass the asylum system and expedite the process of obtaining a two-year residency permit. But when the law expires in 2024, it remains unclear whether Denmark’s centrist government — with its overall, hard-line stance against immigration — will extend these temporary protections for Ukrainians.
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    it remains unclear whether Denmark’s centrist government — with its overall, hard-line stance against immigration — will extend these temporary protections for Ukrainians.

    a) Their government isn’t “centrist.” It’s right wing pretending to be centrist, because right-wingers always pretend they represent the majority, are impartial and don’t “have an ideology” unlike those nasty leftists

    b) they won’t.