Spain receives flood of applications in migrant legalisation drive (opens original article in a new tab)
Spain's migration programme for legalising undocumented migrants has seen over 900,000 applications, far exceeding initial expectations, as the country seeks to integrate migrants into the formal labor market.
- Spain's government received 900,000 applications for legal status from undocumented migrants, exceeding initial expectations of 500,000.
- The programme aims to integrate migrants into the formal labor market, with 360,000 temporary work permits issued since April.
- Non-profit CEAR expects applications to surpass one million by the programme's end in two weeks.
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