PP Joins PSOE and Sumar to Regularize Half a Million Foreign Nationals

The Congress has approved a measure to regularize half a million immigrants, with the support of PP, PSOE, and Sumar, while Vox opposes it.

## Agreement for Migratory Regularization

The **Congress of Deputies** has given the green light to an initiative that will allow the regularization of nearly **half a million people** who are in an irregular situation in Spain. The vote had the backing of **PSOE**, **Sumar**, and the **PP**, uniting forces in a decision that marks a milestone in the country's immigration policy. This parliamentary alliance has overcome objections raised by other groups, consolidating a path towards the integration of a significant number of immigrants.

The measure, which has generated broad political and social debate, aims to offer a legal framework to individuals who already reside and, in many cases, work in Spain. The approval of this regularization trinc a negotiation process involving various political forces, highlighting the complexity of addressing immigration issues in the current landscape.

## Vox's Amendments Rejected

During the parliamentary debate, **Vox** presented amendments aimed at preventing this regularization. However, these proposals were rejected by the majority of the chamber, confirming broad support for the initiative. Vox's stance was based on arguments against granting legal status to immigrants in irregular situations, proposing a different approach to immigration management.

The final vote, which has sealed the agreement between PP, PSOE, and Sumar, underscores the existing divergences in the Spanish political spectrum regarding how to address immigration and the integration of foreign nationals. The decision now opens the door to implementing the necessary procedures to carry out the regularization of beneficiaries.