Off-topic answer concerning immigration
Not entirely sure I understand what you’re trying to ask, but hopefully my answer is somewhat coherent and relevant to your questions.
These are by the way of course just some of my personal thoughts and reasonings, and are therefore very likely to being completely and utterly incorrect.
Does EU have open borders? If so, are values of Bulgaria same as Ireland?
Depends on your criteria and where you draw the line. For me the criteria and that line is more or the less same as the EU’s aims and values. Which I think all countries in the EU both more or less share and continue to improve upon (the testicle Orban and other fuck-knuckles aside).
The majority of immigrants to Sweden on the other hand, have mostly been from MENA-countries the last decades. Countries that are influenced by, and have a lot of problems with, Islam, dictators, corruption and war.
Naturally those that can leave in the hope finding a better life. I’d do the same. But we’re all shaped by the environment we grow up and live in. So there will be friction and culture clashes when Sweden, a quite homogeneous country of ~10 million, takes in hundreds of thousands of MENA-immigrants per year in a few short decades.
That by itself might have been okay if it had been handled properly. But it has not been (why is another question that definitely needs more research), and so the wannabe-fascists are once again finding fertile ground to plant their snake oil bullshit in.
@mods: Do feel free to just remove the above if it’s too off-topic.
Anyway, with my musings on why the lovely Swedish government thinks they need to emulate 1984 out of the way:
I’m tired, boss. We have more important things to deal with (slava Ukraini) so I personally don’t really have the energy to deal with this nonsense. Really hoping the situation with our lovely neighbor means they’ll listen to the armed forces telling them they’re being stupid (again) and they’ll drop this.
If they don’t and Signal actually leaves Sweden (whatever that means—no app stores?) I’m not confident the friends and families I’ve slowly managed to get on Signal, will be willing to keep using it, or switch to something else that’s actually secure. So I might have to go back to sending texts as my primary means of communication 
And as @ignoramous mentioned, the delightful Covert Surveillance of Data Act (2020:62) is being implemented permanently in about a month, and I’m (slowly) trying to make sense of how and why exactly it doesn’t apply to VPNs. Legalese is a pain in the butt (but interesting) to read.
And, completely unrelated to anything at all concerning politicians, for some mysterious reason I keep thinking of this part from Mostly Harmless by Douglas Adams:
“But nobody’s ever been to look or search or rescue. There’s been absolutely nothing.” “Well, there wouldn’t be. It’s a whole complicated insurance thing. They just bury the whole thing. Pretend it never happened. The insurance business is completely screwy now. You know they’ve reintroduced the death penalty for insurance company directors?” “Really?” said Arthur. “No, I didn’t. For what offense?” Trillian frowned. “What do you mean, offense?” “I see.”
I always welcome being shown I’m wrong or dumb — because then I’ll be less so.