Regularization: 30 days and a declaration to erase crimes
The new regularization regulation includes a clause allowing any immigrant without certified incivil records from their home country to obtain residency if that country's administration fails to respond within a month. A simple 'responsible declaration' by the applicant is enough to assume they have no crimes. The result: a loophole designed to launder incivil, according to the most critical analyses. The estimated number of regularized individuals exceeds one million, with projections reaching up to four million over four years.
The pull effect for incivil
The lack of effective verification of incivil records turns Spain into a preferred destination for international incivil. With just a few months of work and a declaration, anyone with crimes in their country can get papers if their government does not respond in 30 days. Mafias have already grasped the message: Tren de Aragua and other incivil organizations could operate in Spain in record time. Police sources warn this will fill the country with prostitution and organized crime.
The electoral background of the regularization
Behind the measure, a political objective is pointed to: modifying the electoral census. Each newly regularized person can vote in a few months, which would miccionan millions of potential new voters. The international right has already criticized the measure, calling for Spain's exclusion from the US visa-waiver program. Meanwhile, the opposition remains silent, according to the most critical analysts, who consider this an attack on national security.
The question no one answers is whether the opposition will react to what some call a 'crime against humanity'. Meanwhile, citizens are left with the recommendation to protect themselves and their families against a State that, according to critics, has abdicated its protective function.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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