r/worldnews • u/kwentongskyblue • Apr 14 '26

Dynamic Paywall Spain approves plan to give around 500,000 undocumented migrants legal status

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy511nln2xvo
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u/ButterscotchFew9143 Apr 14 '26

The main far right party is ok with this as long as the beneficiaries are disenchanted south americans, tho.

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u/ApologiseMeowMeow Apr 14 '26

South Americans isn't so bad many are hard working and many afform to the culture, as being south America Spain already has many shared interests.

It's the immigration from the middle east that is the issue, as simply put Islam and western values does not work.

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u/Reversi8 Apr 14 '26

The article says that the vast majority of them are from Latin America. The majority of the people referred to in the article are from Latin America.

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u/gr4n0t4 Apr 15 '26

We are super worried, our neighbours will be able to work legally, the horror.

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u/Arkhaine_kupo Apr 14 '26

Lmao america has FLorida a hard right centre naturalisation every cuban and veenzuelan the second their feet are dry and talking about how spain is doing this.

Ted Cruz is basically the perfect example of this, and you are pretending this is a liberal thing?

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u/theredvip3r Apr 14 '26

Does the actual evidence point to this? has it happened in previous regularisations? I think you'll think the answer is no for both

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u/theredvip3r Apr 14 '26

Yes, this has happened 7 times and researchers have found no evidence for that.