Switzerland is set to vote on capping its population at 10 million on June 14 as an anti-immigration referendum gains momentum with the population nearing 9.1 million. The referendum aims to address concerns about overpopulation and strain on resources due to immigration. Supporters argue that limiting population growth will help preserve the country’s environment and quality of life. Critics, however, believe that such a cap could have negative economic consequences and go against Switzerland’s tradition of welcoming immigrants. The outcome of the referendum will have significant implications for Switzerland’s future immigration policies and population management strategies.

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