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Spain’s hard-right party Vox vows ‘mass expulsion’ of migrants – here’s what to know

The proposal could affect both undocumented migrants and legal residents - including Spanish-born children of foreign nationals - and has sparked widespread condemnation.

Laurence Dollimore
Vox leader Santiago Abascal
Spain's hard-right party Vox sparked backlash on Tuesday after vowing to expel migrants 'who come to commit crimes', including unaccompanied children. The commitment was first made by Vox MP Rocio de Meer on Monday, when she floated the idea of '

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