Spanish Post Office Processed Mass Amnesty
Requests Without Checking Criminal Records
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 4/27/2026 1:20:15 PM
Spain’s Correos state postal office processed mass amnesty applications for illegal migrants without requiring arrivals to prove they have no criminal record — one of the allegedly indispensable requirements listed by the leftist government in Madrid. Correos‘ offices across Spain are being used by the Spanish socialist government in its ongoing process to grant mass amnesty to half a million illegal migrants, with over 370 Correos locations currently serving as amnesty application reception centres per the Spanish Inclusion Ministry. The Spanish postal service, on its official website, explicitly states that illegal migrants seeking to benefit from the amnesty must present proof
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