The Spanish government continues not to publish the agreement document signed with it together to delegate immigration powers to the state, but he had to double down on his explanations to clarify their scope. Amid criticism of its unconstitutionality before sto which the Socialist Baron of Castile-La Mancha, Emiliano García Page, was added due to suspicions aboutERC And that even Sommer expressed his opposition to this transfer because of the “anti-foreign rhetoric” that he attributed to Gontz, the prime minister, Pedro SanchezHe came out contradicting that this delegation could allow the state to make a decision on expelling immigrants. He did so on Sunday in an interview published by El País newspaper, and was even more explicit yesterday in a second interview with RNE.
The unusual overexposure outside of the election campaign describes the erosion caused by the immigration compact. Thus, the speech focused on reducing the impact of the agreements with Juntz. Last week, the First Vice President, María Jesús Montero, and the Minister of the Presidency and Justice, Felix Bolaños, came to the fore to frame any development of this pact in the Constitution.
The president of Castilla-La Mancha warned that “no state can give up border jurisdiction.” Socialists leader Mancha will not attend the political conference this weekend PSOEIn La Coruña, although he returned from his corporate trip to China on Saturday evening. In addition to this secret meeting to determine the party's political work, a federal committee will be held on Sunday morning.
In order to stop the attrition, Sánchez started the way by limiting the delegation of powers for the listing pathways and emphasizing that any development of the agreement must be agreed with the European Research Council because it is a fundamental law (implying the 176 votes in its favor in Congress). The delegation is limited to the exclusive powers of the state, stipulated in Article 149 of the Constitution, and those collected in the Basic Law for the possibility of developing them.
Repeated messages to minimize controversy, while trying to reassure partners and deflect accusations of unconstitutionality, have highlighted the contradictions in content between PSOE and Junts. Yesterday, the head of the executive branch defended that “everything related to border control and combating illegal immigration takes place in the state.” This led to a reduction in the development of the next Basic Law delegating powers related to the social integration of immigrants, as stipulated in Article 138 of the Basic Law. Essentially, reception and integration plans, as well as administrative procedures related to work licensing, in coordination with the state.
Opinions from members
The agreement with the PSOE includes a law delegating “comprehensive” powers to the general jurisdiction over immigration and, therefore, must include the management of expulsions, the Junts Secretary General confirmed on TV3 yesterday. Now I acknowledge that everything is waiting for the next basic law, and here the margins of the relevant delegation will be collected. Confronted by Sánchez's assertions that border control is and will remain the prerogative of the state, Turol replied: “He also said that the amnesty law is unconstitutional, and now he is organizing rallies to defend it.” He rejected accusations from parties such as the ERC or the House of Commons by saying Junts is “racist”.
In this context, the socialist leader responsible for negotiations with Juntes, Santos Cerdán, summoned Turull to meet with Congress tomorrow.
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