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Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

While many Western nations tighten immigration controls, Spain is embracing newcomers with progressive reforms that could grant citizenship to over a million migrants, reflecting a unique blend of pragmatism and historical openness.

By Grace Kim • August 11, 2025 5 MIN READ

Migrants arriving on Gran Canaria, Spain, in the previous year.

Inmates at the Terrorism Confinement Center (Cecot), a maximum-security prison in Tecoluca, El Salvador, as seen in March.

US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

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A protester ignites a spray paint can during an anti-gentrification march in Mexico City on Friday.

Rising Tensions in Mexico City Over Gentrification Spark Protests

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Tracing the Roots of Today's Migration Crisis: A Turning Point in Global Politics

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Juba International Airport in South Sudan.

Why Is the U.S. Seeking to Deport Migrants to Conflict-Ridden South Sudan?

Experts suggest the U.S. government may be using deportations to unstable nations as a deterrent strategy aimed at influencing migrant behavior.

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Aircraft parked at Juba International Airport, South Sudan.

U.S. Plans to Deport Migrants to South Sudan Amid Rising Tensions

Authorities seek to deter immigration by deporting individuals to unstable regions, including South Sudan, raising legal and humanitarian concerns.

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Migrant boats leaving Colón, Panama, heading toward the Colombian border with a stop close to the Darién jungle.

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

More migrants, primarily Venezuelans, are undertaking perilous voyages from Panama back to South America, signaling a shift influenced by stricter U.S. immigration policies and the challenges they face in the Americas.

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Once crowded with migrants, the bridge over the Suchiate River between Guatemala and Mexico now stands deserted.

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

Thousands of Venezuelan migrants stuck in southern Mexico face severe restrictions and scarce resources as they attempt to return home or escape their current predicament, highlighting a growing trend of reverse migration in the region.

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Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

Rising Tensions in Mexico City Over Gentrification Spark Protests

Tracing the Roots of Today's Migration Crisis: A Turning Point in Global Politics

Why Is the U.S. Seeking to Deport Migrants to Conflict-Ridden South Sudan?

U.S. Plans to Deport Migrants to South Sudan Amid Rising Tensions

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

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Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

Rising Tensions in Mexico City Over Gentrification Spark Protests

Tracing the Roots of Today's Migration Crisis: A Turning Point in Global Politics

Why Is the U.S. Seeking to Deport Migrants to Conflict-Ridden South Sudan?