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German officials may tighten foreign benefit rules
German states are working to enhance measures to combat fraud in the social assistance system through reviewing the conditions for child allowances and benefits, as well as increasing data sharing between government agencies using artificial intelligence technologies to detect exploitative networks. The government is also seeking to reduce illegal claims for support, especially among European Union citizens, with a focus on networks recruiting individuals from poorer countries to benefit from the system. The proposals also include amending or reducing child allowances when children reside outside Germany in countries with lower living costs, aiming to align aid with the economic realities. Discussions are ongoing, but no official laws have been enacted yet, as the amendments require parliamentary approval.
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