Spain’s government reports nearly 900,000 applications for legal residency have been submitted by undocumented migrants seeking to regularize their status. This influx follows the implementation of a new amnesty program designed to integrate long-term, undocumented residents into Spanish society. The program allows individuals who can demonstrate a history of living and working in Spain to apply for legal status. Officials have not yet indicated how many applications are expected to be approved. The large number of applications highlights the significant population of undocumented migrants currently residing in the country. The initiative aims to address labor shortages and contribute to the formal economy by bringing these individuals into the legal system. Further details regarding the processing of applications and the criteria for approval are expected to be released in the coming weeks.