Spanish Gov't Approves Bill to Reform Asylum Laws Following Ceuta Crisis
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The preliminary drafts announced by the Government on Tuesday, when almost a month has passed since the beginning of the migratory crisis in Ceuta, to pass a new asylum law that replaces the current one and reform the current norm of foreigners, represent one of lime and another of sand for migrants. The texts, to which EL PAÍS has had access, are full of new developments.
Vox has rejected the reform of the law on foreigners approved by the government after the crisis in Ceuta. The Council of Ministers approved at its first meeting after the summer break two preliminary drafts, but the formation of Santiago Abascal warns that it does not stop irregular immigration. Vox’s position: frontal rejection and demands on the ground The formation that presides Santiago Abascal has received the proposal of the government as…
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The Government of Pedro Sánchez has taken advantage of the European Pact on Migration and Asylum, adopted in 2024 and entered into force last June, to carry out two important legislative reforms with which it will try to tackle the migration crisis produced in Ceuta, after the entry of more than 70,000 people into the autonomous city. It is a new law of asylum, considering the existing one obsolete in 2009, and a comprehensive reform of the one …
If you seek asylum in Spain or arrive at a border such as Ceuta, the deadlines change from now on.The Council of Ministers has given the green light on Tuesday to two preliminary drafts: a new law on asylum and the reform of the law on aliens.The aim is to adapt the Spanish legal system to the European Pact on Migration and Asylum (PEMA), in force since 12 June 2026.The reform amends Organic Law 4/2000, the norm regulating the rights and freedom…
The reform is forced by European legislation and shortens some of the deadlines for established procedures.
Spanish gov't approves bill to reform asylum laws following Ceuta crisis
The Spanish government on Tuesday approved a draft bill to reform the country's asylum and immigration legislation to "adapt Spanish legislation to the European Pact on Migration and Asylum," reported Xinhua. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska announced the changes following Tuesday's cabinet meeting against the backdrop of the recent migration crisis in Ceuta, which saw an estimated 70,000 people enter the Spanish North African enclave …
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