‘Country grows, we grow too’: 1 million migrants seek legal status in Spain
First publishedJul 14, 08:30 UTC
Last updatedJul 15, 08:46 UTC · 15d ago
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Al Jazeera
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Nearly 1 million migrants applied for legal status in Spain, double the government's expected number.
Reported by 1 outlet — Al Jazeera. See all sources ↓
Many people moved to Spain to live and work legally. The government thought only half a million would apply, but more came forward.
Why it matters
This is a big change for Spain's immigration policy and how the country will handle its growing population.
In brief
- How many migrants applied for legal status in Spain?
- Nearly 1 million
- Why did more people apply than expected?
- The government thought only half a million would apply, but more came forward
- What is the government's expected number of applicants?
- Half a million
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Al Jazeera and other outlets focus on the unexpected number of applicants, while others highlight the government's surprise.
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