Henning Rosenbusch described the Hamburg case as particularly explosive. According to him, there are 423 employees working at the local immigration office, which is also responsible for naturalizations, including 13 EU foreigners and 24 non-EU nationals. Fourteen of the employees from non-EU countries only have a temporary residence permit. There are no restrictions on residency decisions there, Rosenbusch wrote, referring to a statement from the city, which stated that all caseworkers are allowed to make and sign decisions within the framework of their assigned tasks. https://t.co/ea6VWsgw57 #Migration #Einbürgerung #Aufenthaltsrecht (translated)