Possibility of naturalization despite criminal convictions

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> Does the federal government intend, based on the data from the police crime statistics for 2024, which once again shows a clear over-representation of non-German suspects, who, with a population share of only around 16 percent, make up over 41 percent of all suspects nationwide and thus make up more than 2.5 times their share of the population, so that against this background it appears to be in need of explanation that even in the case of criminal convictions - for example prison sentences of up to three months or Fines of up to 90 daily rates - naturalization is not legally excluded, should the existing legal limits be tightened to the extent that criminal convictions lead to exclusion from naturalization to a lesser extent than before?

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1. 19 September 2025

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   Possibility of naturalization despite criminal convictions

   Source: BT

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