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By the numbers: Spain’s mass legalization for immigrants

Spain has triggered what is described as the largest migrant amnesty in European history, with over 1 million people applying for legal status.

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Spain's mass legalization plan for immigrants drew significant attention and criticism, with over 1 million undocumented migrants applying for legal status. The plan, described as the largest migrant amnesty in European history, saw applicants seeking to regularize their status before the deadline. The story quieted without further updates on the outcome of the applications or the plan's implementation.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

Spain is currently implementing a mass legalization process for unauthorized migrants. According to reports from The New York Times and Politico, more than 1 million individuals have applied for legal status.

Coverage from Reuters highlights the role of NGOs in pushing undocumented migrants to apply before the deadline. The Telegraph emphasizes the historical scale of the amnesty within a European context, while AP News focuses on the numerical data of the legalization effort.

Future developments depend on the approaching deadline for applications and the processing of the million-plus requests for regularization.

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Questions people are asking

How many people have applied for legal status in Spain?

More than 1 million migrants have applied for legal status.

Who is encouraging undocumented migrants to apply?

Spanish NGOs are pushing undocumented migrants to seek regularization.

What is the historical significance of this move?

The Telegraph describes this as the largest migrant amnesty in European history.

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