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By the numbers: Spain’s mass legalization for immigrants

Spain has initiated a mass legalization program for immigrants, with over one million applications submitted as the final deadline approaches.

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What happened

Spain has triggered what is described as the largest migrant amnesty in European history. The program allows undocumented migrants to apply for regularized legal status.

Coverage from The Guardian, The New York Times, AP News, Reuters, and The Telegraph highlights the scale of the process, with over one million individuals having already filed applications. NGOs are actively encouraging remaining undocumented migrants to participate as the program deadline looms.

The final outcomes for individual applicants remain to be determined by the ongoing administrative review process. Observers are monitoring how the surge in applications will be processed by government authorities.

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Questions people are asking

What is the scale of the legalization program in Spain?

Over one million migrants have applied for legal status under the new scheme.

What role are NGOs playing in this process?

According to Reuters, NGOs are pushing undocumented migrants to submit their applications as the deadline nears.

How does this compare to other European programs?

The Telegraph reports that this initiative is the largest migrant amnesty in European history.

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