The Spanish government spent over €1.8 billion of taxpayers’ money last year attending to the needs of illegal migrants in the country, while spending only a tiny fraction of that, €60 million, funding efforts to stop them from arriving in the first place.
The Spanish government initially allocated around €659 million to fund assistance programs for illegal migrants and cover related expenses and initiatives for 2025. However, the government also agreed to expand said budget to up to €979 million towards the end of 2024 to cover the “real needs” of migrants for what the Spanish government defines as the “Coordinated Action” for migration, a…
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