Switzerland will hold a referendum on Sunday regarding a proposed cap on immigration, potentially limiting the country’s population to 10 million residents. The Swiss People’s Party (SVP) is advocating for stricter immigration policies. This vote could have significant consequences for the approximately 330,000 German citizens currently living in Switzerland. Concerns have been raised that a “yes” vote could lead to restrictions on the rights and future residency of German nationals. Supporters of the cap argue it is necessary to protect Swiss jobs and infrastructure. Opponents claim it would harm the Swiss economy and damage relations with the European Union, particularly Germany. The outcome of the referendum is closely watched, as it reflects broader anxieties about immigration and national identity within Switzerland.