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"Mr President, the need for a great pact amongst Europeans on immigration is clear. This pact amongst Europeans requires a pact amongst Spaniards. The government has proposed one repeatedly and the People’s Party has spurned it, preferring to go late to Brussels to propose measures that are already being implemented in our country with the support of the European Union.
Ladies and gentlemen, please allow me briefly to sum up the three main points of the Spanish Government’s immigration policy.
Firstly, effective management and regulation of legal immigration linked to the reality of the labour market. Ladies and gentlemen, the ‘draw effect’ is caused by the submerged economy; we want workers with rights and obligations, not slaves. Extraordinary regularisation has been a necessary one-off measure for dealing with the dreadful migratory situation that we inherited from the Aznar government.
Secondly, the full social integration of legal immigrants into Spanish society.
Finally, resolve in the fight against illegal immigration: all immigrants entering Spain illegally are treated properly, but they must return to their countries. In Spain this year, 54 000 illegal immigrants have been repatriated."@en1
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