Germany’s government approved measures to restrict family reunification for migrants and delay citizenship access on Wednesday, forging ahead with a major shift in migration policy under conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The cabinet agreed to a two-year suspension of the right for migrants who do not qualify for full refugee status, so called “subsidiary protection” holders, to bring their children and spouses to Germany.
Around 380,000 people, mainly Syrians, hold this status.
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The government also eliminated the “fast-track” naturalization option after three years of residency, extending the minimum waiting period for citizenship to five years.
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