The Supreme Court (TS) has admitted for processing the appeal filed by the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, against the decree for the regularization of migrants approved by the Government.
This is stated in a resolution from the High Court after the General Advocacy of the Community of Madrid formalized the appeal last Friday, also including the request for a precautionary suspension of the royal decree. From now on, the General State Administration has five days to rule on the precautionary measures requested by the Madrid government.
The measure seriously affects "the provision of Madrid's public services"
From the regional Executive they defended the filing of this appeal considering that the measure affects "gravely the provision of Madrid's public services without articulating financing and provision of resources mechanisms", in addition to "contravening" European Union regulations and "affecting" security.
In the press conference after the Governing Council, the Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Local Administration, Miguel Ángel García Martín, warned this Wednesday of "deficiencies" in the state process of state regularization of migrants that goes "against" European agreements on this matter.
Likewise, she has reiterated that the Community of Madrid's position involves defending "legal, orderly, and employment-linked" immigration against the "chaos" of the central government.
"I am simply citing some of the deficiencies, some of the best-known ones (...) For example, that only five months of stay in Spain are needed to prove roots. For example, that an irregular immigrant with a criminal record can be regularized, that seems very serious to us, also those who are in provisional prison," the counselor has denounced.