Sánchez estimates fewer than 500,000 migrants will be regularized, but immigration authorities say it will be more than double
The Government gave the green light yesterday to the seventh “extraordinary” regularization of immigrants approved during Spanish democracy. This is, in itself, a symptom of the absolute lack of a migration policy worthy of the name. The regularization—supported by the Government’s partners (PSOE and Sumar), the employers’ association CEOE, and the Spanish Church—will not go through Parliament, where it would face a potential veto given that both PP and Vox…
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