Immigration is the process by which individuals move from one country to another with the intention of residing permanently or temporarily in the new country. This movement can occur for various reasons, including economic opportunities, family reunification, education, fleeing conflict or persecution, or seeking a better quality of life. Immigration involves legal and political frameworks that dictate how individuals can enter, live, and work in the host country. Each nation has its own laws and regulations governing immigration, which may include visas, residency permits, and citizenship pathways. The phenomenon of immigration significantly impacts both the societies that welcome immigrants and the countries that they leave, influencing demographic trends, cultural exchange, and economic development.
Spain's new immigration regulation, scheduled for May, raises significant concerns for asylum seekers, potentially affecting 275,000 applicants with a minimum six-month period of irregular status. Local organizations in Galicia, including…