The population with immigrant background in Germany is 6.5438+0.63 million.

Introduction: Promoting dual citizenship is one of the important campaign demands of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) in the 20 13 parliamentary election, and it is also to insist on negotiation and cooperation with the CSU and form a cabinet at the end of the year. The Social Democratic Party hopes that the next generation of immigrant families will generally have dual citizenship.

According to the current law, children of immigrant families born in Germany must decide whether to become German citizens or to belong to their parents before they reach the age of 23. The Social Democratic Party hopes that young people with this background can have German citizenship without making a choice.

The CSU believes that the next generation of immigrant families must meet some conditions before they can obtain dual citizenship. In response to this problem, the Ministry of the Interior headed by the Christian Democratic Party has formulated relevant regulations.

German media pointed out that the conditions listed by the Ministry of the Interior include: being born in Germany, living here for at least 12 years as a teenager, and completing secondary school, in order to retain the nationality of parents and have German nationality. The CSU politicians believe that receiving education in Germany can better integrate into German society, so it is reasonable to take this as a naturalization requirement.

It is understood that the population with immigrant background in Germany is 6.5438+0.63 million, accounting for almost 20% of the total population. Most of the migrants are Turks, and many descendants of immigrant families born in Germany choose to be naturalized in Germany when they grow up.