On Tuesday, the Spanish government approved the extraordinary legalization of undocumented immigrants, a measure that could benefit around 500,000 people and is considered one of the most significant steps in Spanish migration policy in recent decades. The decree allows beneficiaries to obtain residence and work permits, access to social security, and the healthcare system with the aim of facilitating their full integration into Spanish society. "They will be able to enjoy full rights and fulfill their obligations with guarantees," explained Elma Saiz, the Minister for Social Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration. The initiative came after months of intense political and social debate, in which many false claims and misconceptions spread. There was a false belief that legalized individuals would automatically gain political rights, such as the right to vote, but this is not covered by the decree. The legalization of residence does not mean the immediate granting of rights ...