Spain's leftist government is concluding its historic migrant regularisation effort on Tuesday, with over one million applicants racing to secure their legal status. This unprecedented initiative defies a tightening European stance on irregular immigration and represents the largest migrant amnesty in European history.
Details of Spain's Migrant Regularisation
The amnesty allows undocumented migrants to apply for legal residency, aiming to integrate them into Spanish society. As the deadline approaches, many hopefuls are gathering necessary documentation to complete their applications. The government's commitment to this initiative highlights its approach to managing immigration amidst growing pressures from other European nations.
French media correspondent Sarah Morris reports from Madrid, detailing the urgency felt by applicants. With just days left, many are concerned about their future in Spain and the potential consequences of missing the deadline.
