Spain Is Suddenly Rushing to Legalise 400,000 Immigrants

By Pau Mosquera, CNN en Español This Tuesday, the new Immigration Regulations in Spain came into force, simplifying and streamlining procedures for the regularization of foreigners, in addition to reducing the timeframes for some regular migration avenues. The Government estimates that, with this regulation approved in November 2024, 900,000 people could be regularized in the next three years. With its entry into force, the Executive justifies, …

The Socialist government of Pedro Sanchez is preparing to vote for a huge regularisation of irregular migrants in Spain for nearly 500,000 people, while many other European countries are thinking only of expelling. The ruling party is taking over the torch of a parliamentary legislative initiative which has won 800,000 signatures. The right-wing opposition opposes it.

Seven key points to understand Spain's new immigration law

Spain's new immigration law has finally come into force, here are the most important points you should know about, from family reunification, to job-seeking visas and residency permits.

After the criticisms received by the new regulations on foreigners that will push thousands of asylum seekers into irregularity, the Executive has urged the processing of the ILP stalled in Congress and has shared with the deputies a draft of its new proposal, to which the Diario has agreed.esThe Government attempts to fix in extremis the effects of the regulations on foreigners that pushes thousands of asylum seekers into irregularity The Peopl…

Spanish government examines the regularisation of immigrants

The country's executive is in negotiations with the parliamentary groups over the wording, which will allow for the regularisation of 500,000 people to overcome the shortcomings of the immigration regulations coming into force this week

The PSOE has unlocked in Congress the process of the Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP) that calls for the regularization of more than half a million immigrants living in...