A reform that was initially said to affect half a million people could now be six times larger. Senior police officials in Spain warn that a mass amnesty, combined with family-based immigration, could grant legal status to as many as three million people—and at the same time put the country’s immigration system under severe strain.
What was initially described as an amnesty for about half a million undocumented immigrants in Spain could, in practice, result in as many as three million people gaining legal status. That warning is now coming from senior officials within the Spanish immigration police, reports El Mundo.
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