Millions of illegal migrants able to cross British border with zero checks within weeks

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Millions of illegal migrants are expected to enter Britain entirely unchecked within weeks, according to new analysis.Research by Facts4EU for GB News revealed Spain's left-wing government received 1.2 million legal status applications between April and May under the amnesty known as "Extraordinary Regularisation".The Spanish government predicted no more than 500,000 migrants would apply, but the total number of applicants ballooned by more than 140 per cent of expectations."Extraordinary Regularisation" provides a temporary, one-year residence and work permit to undocumented migrants who arrived in Spain before January 1 this year.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Illegal migrants with a clean criminal record who have lived in the country for five consecutive months were granted access to the scheme.Consequences of the amnesty could be bound for Britain, as the border between Spain and Gibraltar – a British overseas territory – was removed on July 15, opening freedom of movement...

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