Spain's government plans to grant legal status to 500,000 undocumented migrants to integrate them into the workforce. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calls it an 'act of justice' and necessary for the economy. The conservative opposition, People's Party (PP), opposes the plan, claiming it rewards illegal migration. Applicants must have lived in Spain for five months and have a clean criminal record. The Catholic Church supports the legislation, while the opposition argues the estimates of eligible migrants are inflated.