How will Spain’s migrant amnesty work?

Spain's migrant amnesty, aiming to legalize approximately half a million undocumented migrants, is the central focus. The amnesty seeks to address an aging population and labor shortages by moving migrants from informal to formal employment, thereby increasing tax revenue. Motivations include citizen-led initiatives, support from entities like the Catholic Church and the Federation of Employees, and the government's need for left-wing support in passing laws. Migrants, primarily from Latin American countries like Columbia, Peru, and Honduras, seek better employment prospects and socio-political stability in Spain, sending billions in remittances back home. While Spain's approach contrasts with tightening migration controls in other European countries and the US, it could serve as a test case for managing far-right backlash and may positively impact Spain's economy.