Spain facing three million migrant surge in just one year as expert warns of ‘time bomb’ for Europe

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Spain is poised to take in a huge three-million migrant surge, plus dependents, under the country's socialist government's plans to grant legal status to hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants.Speaking to GB News, political strategist Rodrigo Ballester warned the influx was a "time bomb" for Europe.

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Mr Ballester claimed Madrid had dramatically underestimated the impact of its migrant regularisation scheme, warning family reunification rules could triple the number ultimately settling in the country."The first figures released show it's actually triple what was initially foreseen," he said.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "This is a time bomb for the Spanish society, and it will also have a huge impact on other countries of the European Union."The political strategist explained once migrants receive legal status, they become eligible to bring family members to Spain and other European Union countries."Family reunification means you can bring your wife, your children, sometimes your...

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