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SPAIN’S MIGRANT AMNESTY A ‘VERY BAD IDEA’, SAYS SWEDISH PM

1 min read • 2 hrs ago • International homepage • [src]
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Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has called Spain’s proposed migrant amnesty a "very bad idea", warning that mass regularisation of undocumented migrants could threaten the integrity of the Schengen free‑travel zone.

According to the International homepage, Kristersson criticised the policy as a threat to border security and the common‑area framework that allows passport‑free travel across most of Europe. He argued that allowing large numbers of irregular migrants to become regular residents in Spain could create new security and administrative challenges for the Schengen system.

Spain’s migrant amnesty aims to regularise thousands of people who have been living in the country without legal status, a measure that has sparked debate among EU member states about the balance between humanitarian concerns and border‑control obligations.

  • Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson calls Spain’s migrant amnesty a "very bad idea".
  • He warns that mass regularisation could undermine the Schengen free‑travel zone.
  • The criticism reflects broader EU concerns over the security implications of large‑scale migration regularisation.

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