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ER Editor: Jeez, we’re exhausted with false flags and dubious stories to wake up the public as to the criminal laxity of the globalist-Zionist-left. Is this another one of them, we wonder.
Translation: “In apparently large numbers, people are obtaining residence permits using forged test certificates. With non-existent language and integration skills, they are fraudulently acquiring a settlement permit or even German citizenship.”
„In offenbar großer Zahl verschaffen sich Menschen Aufenthaltstitel mit gefälschten Test-Zertifikaten. Mit nicht vorhandenen Sprach- und Integrationskenntnissen erschleichen sie sich eine Niederlassungserlaubnis oder sogar die deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft.“
Quelle: ntv pic.twitter.com/kWpB0gSL3m
— Argo Nerd (@argonerd) September 9, 2025
Translation: Fake Certificates NTV report on purchased German certificates for naturalization. 1000 euros, one example Video by @CLeiserfluss Fake Certificates 🥳
Fake Zertifikate 🥳
NTV Bericht über gekaufte Deutschzertifikate für die Einbürgerung. 1000 Euro, ein Beispiel
Video von @CLeiserfluss pic.twitter.com/cV0J0ufZ6y— Julia im Exil (@Germaninexile) September 10, 2025
Translation: Research into fake language certificates and nationwide police investigations raise fears of the worst. It is possible that this is just the tip of the iceberg. What is clear is: Anyone who already appears so criminally during their naturalization process has forfeited any claim to naturalization. Our constitutional state must be resilient; the motto must be: Whoever cheats, flies out and must never obtain German citizenship! All cases of fraud must be pursued with the utmost determination and severity.
Die Recherchen über gefälschte Sprachzertifikate und bundesweite Polizeiermittlungen lassen Schlimmes befürchten. Womöglich ist das nur die Spitze des Eisberges. Klar ist: Wer bereits im Zuge seiner Einbürgerung derart kriminell in Erscheinung tritt, der hat jeden… pic.twitter.com/i0j5HGBUIc
— Dirk Nockemann (@NockemannDirk) September 11, 2025
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Citizenship Scandal in Germany: Widespread Fraud by Applicants Revealed
Investigations by just one immigration office have found hundreds of forged language certificates and 1,000 other “suspicious” cases.
REBEKA KIS for EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVE
Nearly 300,000 foreigners were naturalized in Germany in 2024 alone, a shockingly large number. But apparently quite a few applicants obtained the desired German citizenship by resorting to fraud.
According to reports by RTL and Stern, the head of a southern German immigration office found around 340 “manipulated” language certificates submitted by applicants (who are supposed to prove their fluency in German) in just one week, and over 1,000 cases are currently being examined by the police.
The discovery has sparked political debate over whether these cases should face retroactive consequences. (ER: Surely this doesn’t need debate??)
CDU is demanding checks on past naturalizations. Alexander Throm, the party’s domestic policy spokesman, said “If there is suspicion that fraud has been committed in naturalizations using forged certificates, the procedures must be subsequently reviewed.” The Federal Ministry of Interior has also woken up, and has said that personal interviews are “essential” to prevent fraud.
FDP (Free Democratic Party) politician Wolfgang Kubicki called the situation a “real scandal.” “I expect the federal government to disclose all information available to it—in particular, whether it is aware of the allegations in question, their extent, and what measures it intends to take to investigate and prevent this abuse,” he wrote on X.
By contrast, the Green Party opposes retroactive reviews. Filiz Polat, the party’s parliamentary manager, told Focus that applicants “should not be subjected to a general presumption of guilt.”
In Berlin, naturalizations often occur with a “click of the mouse” instead of personal interviews, which could detect insufficient German skills. The reason? CDU Mayor Kai Wegner instructed his office to process 40,000 naturalizations this year “without red tape.”
Fake language certificates are also being marketed online, with prices ranging from €750 to €2,700, sometimes including discounts for friends and family.
Source
Rebeka Kis is a fifth-year law student at the University of Pécs. Her main interests are politics and history, with experience in the EU’s day-to-day activities gained as an intern with the Foundation for a Civic Hungary at the European Parliament.
Featured image source: https://schengenvisainfo.com/news/new-record-high-germany-granted-citizenship-to-over-291000-people-in-2024/
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