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The legislation allows people to be suitable for citizenship after five years and opens the possibility of dual nationality. German MPs approved legislation to ease the rules of citizenship and end ban on holding bilateral citizenship. The law bill, which was put forward by social liberal coalition of Prime Minister Olaf Scholz from the center left, passed parliament with 23 deputies on Friday with 382-234 votes. The legislation will currently allow them to be suitable for citizenship after three years in Germany or three years in Germany instead of eight or six years. If a parent has a legal residence for eight years for five years, German -born children will automatically be citizens. Only the citizens other European Union countries will to and tens of thousands German -born Turks will become voters. In a video that meets the law of citizenship, Scholz said that the legislation is for “decimal years” for employees living in Germany and employees. “With the new citizenship law, we call everyone lives and worked in Germany for decades, who follow our laws, are home here,” he said. The main center -right opposition block criticized the project and argued that it would make German citizenship cheap. “Two passports 2024, the world's most normal thing in the world and for a long time most countries, have been real for a long time, Re said Reem Alabali-Radovan. “We, 20 million migratory history, we stay here. This country belongs to all of us and we will not allow it to be taken,” he said. Citizenship revision was one of the series of social reforms in which Scholz's coalition accepted to undertake when he took office in 2021. Germany had previously had one of most restrictive citizenship laws in the world with current citizenship for people who could only show German ancestors. However, progressive, in 1960s to alleviate labor shortages Italy and Turkey since arrival of guest workers since arrival a citizenship law that admitted that Germany was ethnic and multicultural. While high -level members discuss their plans to deport "unkimly" German citizens, extreme right alternative for Germany, which is target of protests against "devalue" and importing German passport together with opposition conservatives and with opposition conservatives. Conservative lawmaker Alexander Throm said his coalition politicians, “You want to create a new vote for yourself with this law.… You bring the conflict us." However, the surveys showed that many ethnic Kurdish or Arab Turks voted for all Turkish parties who did not work in the German elections.
