The sheer amount of roughly one million illegal migrants in Spain seeking amnesty could lead to a “collapse” of the nation’s basic services such as housing, education, or security, experts warned.
Spain is presently in the final weeks of a widely-criticized mass amnesty process launched by the government of socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez that aims to grant half a million illegal migrants with “legal” residence status, work permits, and other benefits.
Alejandro Macarrón Larumbe, a demographer at the Center for Social Studies, Training, and Analysis (CEU-CEFAS), warned to ABC that Spain’s housing crisis will further deepen and worsen as…
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