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Recent German immigration policies
Border controls: Germany is extending border controls beyond a September deadline to crack down on irregular migration.
Deportations: The government is planning to deport more rejected asylum seekers with criminal records, specifically to countries like Afghanistan and Syria.
Citizenship: A fast-track citizenship law was reversed, meaning the standard five-year residency requirement for citizenship is reinstated, though dual citizenship may still be permitted.
Family reunification: The government plans to suspend family reunification for some groups.
Asylum claims: The government intends to shift the responsibility for processing asylum claims to the EU's external border states and has stated that people will no longer be able to claim asylum at Germany's land borders.
"Safe countries of origin": The number of countries classified as "safe" for asylum claims is being increased.
Context of the changes
The recent policy changes signal a significant shift in Germany's approach to immigration, moving away from the more open policies of 2015-2016.
The government's stated goal is to regain control of migration and deter irregular arrivals, while still acknowledging the need to attract skilled workers to address labor shortages.
Public opinion in Germany has reportedly become less receptive to immigration due to concerns about the strain on public services.
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