Switzerland is grappling with high migration rates, sparking intense political debates.

Justice Minister Beat Jans has proposed stricter asylum policies, including faster dismissal of uncooperative asylum applications, to address public concerns.

However, critics argue these measures fall short of tackling broader migration issues, such as legal immigration from EU countries.

The SVP's "10-Million-Switzerland" initiative, which seeks to cap the population at 10 million by 2050, looms as a major political challenge.

If passed, it could end Switzerland's free movement agreement with the EU, jeopardizing bilateral relations.

Jans faces pressure to balance economic needs with public sentiment, as the debate over migration policies heats up ahead of a crucial vote.