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The Spanish Supreme Court rejected the requests of the "Vox" party and of far-right conservative organizations to suspend the immigration regularization decree that began implementation in April. This supports the largest process of regularizing foreigners in Spain's history. The court stated that some of the appellants lack legal standing to object, while confirming Vox's right to appeal. However, it rejected the request to temporarily suspend the decree, and the legal grounds for the decision will be published later. The decree aims to regularize the status of migrants who entered the country before January 2026, after approximately 550,000 individuals applied to benefit from the process, as part of the government's efforts to address the situation of hundreds of thousands of migrants residing illegally.
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