What new measures have been taken by German anti-Jews?

Nazi Germany continued to take tough measures against Jews in January after the "Crystal Night". At first, Jews were forbidden to enter cinemas, theaters, concerts and art exhibitions, their driving licenses were revoked, and Jewish children were not allowed to study in German schools. Then in January 1939, a new employment ban was announced. The Imperial Ministry of Economic Affairs decided to prohibit Jews from taking exams for employment in handicrafts, industry and trade chambers, and stipulated that the licenses of Jewish dentists, veterinarians and pharmacists would be invalidated by a new imperial civil law regulation. The purpose of all this is to drive out the Jews as soon as possible, so as to realize the so-called "Jewish-free" country. In 1933, there were 5, Jews living in Germany. So far, 23.4 people remain in Germany, and about 7, people live in the merged Austria and Sudetenland. In January, Germany adopted a more rigorous organization method for Jewish immigrants. At present, a "Center for Promoting Jews to Leave the Empire" is set up in the security police station led by reinhard heydrich, the head of the security team, which is responsible for driving a large number of Jews out of Germany as soon as possible. However, Germany also took this opportunity to make a deal, that is, Jews who redeemed themselves or invited their foreign church brothers to the empire would be able to leave Germany as soon as possible without difficulties.