Max Mannhart reported that a nationwide survey by Apollo News found that up to 20 percent of employees in immigration authorities did not have a German passport, with many of them coming from third countries. In numerous cases, non-EU foreigners with temporary residence permits decided on the residence status of other foreigners and sometimes on their naturalization, he wrote. Often, there were no restrictions on their decision-making powers. In Hamburg alone, 24 non-EU foreigners had extensive powers in decisions regarding residence status. According to Mannhart, the responsible authorities did not see any problem in this. https://t.co/dKSCjxvNks #Ausländerbehörden #Einbürgerung #Migration (translated)











