"Spanish police fear Islamist terrorists are taking advantage of left-wing PM's decision to open the door to 500,000 migrants and creating fake identities" reports the Daily Mail.
Spanish police have warned that Islamist terrorists could exploit the government's mass migrant legalisation programme, as reports of lost passports and identity documents surge among applicants.
Spain's socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez approved a major initiative last month to grant legal status to half a million undocumented individuals, causing significant political backlash and triggering a 'collapse' in social services across the country.
Isn't "socialist" just a synonym for traitor? Anyway, the article continues:
And now, an internal memo from the National Police's General Commissariat for Immigration and Borders revealed that complaints over missing documents have continued to rise sharply among migrants seeking to benefit from the scheme.
According to the document, seen by Spanish outlet La Gaceta, the most dramatic increases in lost document reports have been recorded among Pakistani, Algerian and Moroccan nationals.
Police noted that the nationalities most frequently linked to the missing document complaints overlap with profiles that have previously appeared in investigations related to Islamist extremism.
The internal document orders officers to intensify identity and background checks in these cases because of what it describes as the difficulty - and in some instances impossibility - of reliably confirming applicants' true identities.
The issue is unfolding while Spain remains under its long-standing level four anti-terrorism alert - one step below the maximum.
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