Spain Will Reform Asylum and Immigration Laws in the Wake of Ceuta’s Migration Crisis
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Buenos Aires, 25 August (NA) -- Spain approved on Tuesday the preliminary drafts for the reform of the laws of asylum and aliens with a view to a more agile, effective and orderly system of protection of rights, following the migratory crisis that occurred due to the massive entry of between 70,000 and 80,000 people to Ceuta at the end of July. Among others, the figure of triage is incorporated, that is, the process of collecting information fro…
Nearly a month after the massive influx of 80,000 immigrants into Ceuta, the government approved the draft asylum law on Tuesday and [...]
(EFE).- The Spanish government approved on Tuesday the preliminary drafts of reform of the laws on asylum and aliens with a view to a system of protection "more agile, effective, orderly and guaranteed" of rights, that better responds to the reality of the migratory phenomenon, "without reducing the guarantees of applicants and beneficiaries". Among other measures, [...] Entry Spain will reform the laws on asylum and aliens after the migratory c…
On Tuesday, August 25, the Spanish government approved a preliminary bill to reform immigration and asylum legislation.
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