Italy and Denmark lead criticism of Sánchez over his uncontrolled migration policies
Rome and Copenhagen, together with Warsaw, tried to transfer to the summit's conclusions criticism of Spain's regularization and the fight against the pull effect.
The European Union is debating migration policies, with Spain being a point of contention. At a recent European Council summit in Brussels, leaders from countries with more restrictive immigration policies, including Italy, Denmark, and Poland, criticized Spain's regularization of migrants, arguing it creates an "effect of calling" and may compromise the security of other EU member states.
The Czech Republic's Prime Minister, Andrej Babis, was particularly critical, while Denmark's Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, and Austria's Chancellor, Christian Stocker, also expressed concerns. The issue may be included in the European Council's conclusions, with the Commission's President, Ursula von der Leyen, supporting greater coordination on migration decisions.
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