Facts
The Kosovar national [A.A.] (1974) came to Switzerland in the summer of 1996. He initially lived as a rejected asylum seeker before being provisionally admitted in 1999. In 2000, he married his current wife [B.A.] (1978), a North Macedonian national residing in Switzerland. The marriage produced six children, three of whom hold Swiss citizenship and three of whom hold a settlement permit. [A.A.] has received at least 13 criminal convictions in the last 21 years, primarily for violations of the Road Traffic Act (SVG). He also regularly appeared in debt enforcement proceedings from 2003 onwards. On 25 July 2019, [A.A.] applied for an extension of his residence permit.Considerations
The Migration Office of the Canton of Zurich rejected [A.A.] 's application for an extension of the residence permit and ordered him to leave the country. The cantonal legal remedies were unsuccessful. The Federal Supreme Court considers the ground for revocation of a serious or repeated violation of public order under Art. 62 para. 1 lit. c in conjunction with Art. 77a para. 1 lit. a and b of the Ordinance on Admission, Residence and Employment (VZAE) to be fulfilled. Despite…