The traffic light coalition is gradually implementing its planned "new beginning in migration and integration policy," as it describes it. Several laws are on the way. In the sometimes very heated debates, different things are mixed up - consciously or unconsciously. An overview of the most important terms, from immigration of skilled workers to naturalization.Opportunity Right of ResidenceThe Bundestag has the law on the so-called right of residence decided on Friday. People who have been in Germany for several years...
Changes to the right of residence, help for clinics, a new daycare quality law and a whole range of new rules in tax law: the traffic light coalition wants to bring numerous projects through the Bundestag this Friday. An overview of the legislative projects that have already been passed in the morning and those that are still to be voted on during the day.More opportunities for immigrantsOpportunity Right of Residence: The traffic light coalition wants to reform migration policy with...
immigration "With Merz back to the 50s" - dispute in the migration debate "We have a CDU/CSU parliamentary group that wants to go back to the 1950s with Friedrich Merz": Dirk Wiese (SPD). photo © Carsten Koall/dpa The traffic light coalition is gradually implementing its planned "new beginning in migration and integration policy". In the Bundestag, the rifts between traffic lights and Union show. In the Bundestag, the opinions of the traffic light coalition and the opposition once again clashed...
immigration debate How Friedrich Merz distorts the truth with the truth In May 2018, a man was escorted by police officers in Ellwangen. At that time there were riots during the failed deportation of the 23-year-old Togolese. © Stefan Puchner / DPA The traffic light government has hardly presented ideas for immigration reform when CDU leader Friedrich Merz warns that deportation should be more consistent. 300,000 people are required to leave the country, he says. That's correct. And again not....
immigration CDU leader Merz calls for more repatriations of migrants Friedrich Merz, CDU federal chairman, during a press statement in Berlin. photo © Michael Kappeler/dpa Germany urgently needs well-trained workers. The government now wants to increasingly recruit them abroad. The CDU boss is bothered by the fact that many migrants without a right to stay do not leave the country. In the debate about recruiting foreign skilled workers, CDU leader Friedrich Merz insists on bringing more rejected asylum seekers out...
immigration Merz criticizes the slow return of migrants Friedrich Merz, CDU federal chairman, during a press statement in Berlin. photo © Michael Kappeler/dpa Germany needs well-trained workers - the government now wants to recruit more of them from abroad. But the CDU leader is bothered by the fact that many migrants without a right to stay do not leave the country. In the debate about recruiting foreign skilled workers, CDU leader Friedrich Merz insists on bringing more rejected asylum seekers...
Status: 11/30/2022 11:23 am The federal government wants to make naturalization easier for skilled workers. In Canada there is already a special system for this: Points are awarded depending on qualifications and experience. Could this be a role model for Germany? By Peter Mücke, ARD Studio New York In the late 1960s, Canada faced similar problems to Germany today: there was a lack of skilled workers to remain competitive and to maintain the social systems. Until then, Canada had relied...
"Without more skilled workers, we will not make any headway in terms of economic policy," said Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck (Greens) on Wednesday. The federal cabinet had previously decided on key points for easier immigration, and the government spreads out on 23 pages how significantly more qualified people should come to Germany. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser (SPD) spoke of Europe's most modern law on the immigration of skilled workers. The most important answers to the project.Why does the...
STORY: It's about the opportunities for workers from countries outside the European Union on the German job market. The Federal Cabinet has decided on key points for a reform of the Skilled Immigration Act in the coming year. This does not only apply to recognized specialists. The 23-page key points also provide a "Job Search Opportunity Map". This should be based on a new point system and not just on qualification. There should also be new immigration opportunities for unskilled...
Status: 11/30/2022 1:36 p.m The federal government has agreed on new regulations for the immigration of skilled workers. The cabinet passed the key points for the law. According to Heil, Minister of Labor, prosperity can only be secured with the help of the "right forces". According to the Federal Government, skilled workers from abroad should be able to come to Germany more easily. The cabinet has decided on the cornerstones for a corresponding draft law. "Germany will need all helping...
