Many thanks to Hellequin GB for translating this article from Junge Freiheit. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:

Mass naturalization fraud has no consequences

No security check, no scrutiny of economic circumstances: In Osnabrück, an employee of the immigration office sells off hundreds of German passports. The migrants do not have to fear any consequences.

Osnabrück

Mass naturalization fraud in Osnabrück has no consequences for the foreigners affected. It had previously become known that an employee of the immigration office in the district had carried out “grossly incorrect naturalizations” in more than 300 cases since January last year, as Spiegel reported. The woman had put the naturalization fee into her own pocket.

However, the approximately 300 people who received German citizenship without tests will be allowed to keep it. The Osnabrück district spokesman, Burkhard Riepenhoff, assured that the naturalizations had been checked again. Since there was no other information, there was no reason for revocation.

The 33-year-old stole around €41,000. The Osnabrück public prosecutor’s office is now investigating charges of misprision, taking advantage and bribery, a spokesman for the authority told the epd news agency (Evangelischer Pressedienst). The woman was also fired.

Turbo-naturalization through cash payment

Among other things, she is said to have failed to carry out statutory security checks such as inquiries to the police and public prosecutor’s office, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution and the Federal Central Register. In 189 cases, she also omitted the examination of whether the previously foreign citizens could support themselves independently. In some cases, the identity of the people was not conclusively clarified and there was no evidence of German language skills. This significantly reduced the time of naturalization process for them, which normally takes months.

She received help from an agent who explained to foreigners seeking naturalization that the EC reader was defective. As a result, applicants would have had to make payment in cash. The money is said to have ended up in her own pocket. The clerk worked for the immigration authorities from February 2021 to July 2023 and processed a fixed batch of letters. The irregularities were discovered during a cash audit last year. [Shows you once again how stupid and greedy these bureaucrats are in reality, now, doesn’t it?]

No explanation of naturalizations

The focus of the public prosecutor’s investigation is the embezzled €41,000. The administrative acts of naturalization themselves are not part of the investigation, said public prosecutor Christian Bagung to the epd. Investigators currently suspect that the accused did not accept or demand any additional amounts of money. The offense carries a fine or a prison sentence of up to five years.

Another court case concerns the termination of the employee against whom they filed a lawsuit. Although an initial negotiation was unsuccessful, the main hearing is still pending. The accused denies any responsibility.

Afterword from the translator:

Let me guess: since they didn’t even mention the woman’s first name… the woman, the employee, the 33-year-old, the clerk, the accused… she is either a red-green retarded Gutmensch, or a migrant, or both.

“In 189 cases, she also omitted the examination of whether the previously foreign citizens could support themselves independently.” — And from here on it gets really expensive for the Tax-payer. In comparison, the €41,000 is chump change, it’s about €136.66 per person, especially when one compares this woman’s fraud with Annalena Baerbock’s — keywords: missing papers, ignoring warnings from the German embassy in Pakistan, etc. etc… In South Africa you’d have to fork out much, much more.

The only difference that I see: The migration representatives in politics live legally lavishly on money stolen from the German taxpayer, and she has helped herself a little to it in this regard… but unforgivably she hasn’t given anything away for “free”…

I’m pretty sure we know how that court procedure will end, with an acquittal and then she’ll be reinstated to carry on with her “good” work.