German citizenship revocations see significant increase last year
According to The Local, German citizenship can only be revoked in very specific situations, though the number of revocations jumped last year.
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German citizenship can only be revoked in very specific situations, but the number of such cases jumped significantly last year compared to recent years, according to a report by The Local. While naturalised Germans generally retain their status securely, the recent increase highlights a notable shift in the annual figures for revoked citizenships across the country. Further details regarding the exact number of affected individuals or the precise legal grounds invoked in these specific situations were not detailed in the report, but the upward trend marks a departure from typical recent patterns.
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