Spain enacts tougher anti immigration law amid protests
Madrid AP reports a harsh new Spanish immigration bill took effect, threatening to expel tens of thousands of illegals while Interior Minister Jaime Mayor Oreja dodges questions on strict enforcement. Activists cite paranoia and fear of mass expulsions as sit ins at churches continue. The law bars illegals from unions, assemblies, and housing or schooling aid, and requires leaving Spain to legalize status, while immigration quotas rise to about 60,000 yearly.
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