The PP and the PSIB continue to fight for the extraordinary regularization of immigrants approved by the Spanish government. The President of the Government raised her tone this Tuesday and once again attacked the measure, insisting that it fosters "a pull effect in the midst of an unprecedented migration crisis." In line with her Extremaduran counterpart, María Guardiola, Prohens insists on the anti-immigration discourse, a banner that the PP has set out to dispute with Vox.

The PP and the PSIB continue to battle over the extraordinary regularization of immigrants approved by the Spanish government. The President of the Govern has raised her tone this Tuesday and has once again lashed out at the measure, insisting that it encourages "the pull effect in the midst of an unprecedented migratory crisis." In line with her Extremaduran counterpart, María Guardiola, Prohens insists on the anti-immigration discourse, a banner that the PP has set out to dispute with Vox.

"Healthcare [assistance] for people without legal residence represents 1%. We must attend to them for reasons of humanity and public health." This is how Prohens spoke in the Parliament plenary on Tuesday about what the attention to migrants means for the services of the Islands, who, despite residing in the Balearic Islands, have not yet regularized their administrative situation. The president had to respond to a question from Vox about the healthcare spending for the attention of people in an irregular situation, a pointless request, as Prohens herself made clear: "IB-Salut only has one budget and one accounting, and no items are distinguished based on where they come from." "A public representative should know this," she reproached the spokesperson for the far-right, Manuela Cañadas, who this Wednesday has accused the Government of opacity for not making non-existent data public. "Mrs. Prohens has decided that the money of all citizens is a state secret," criticized Cañadas.

The Prime Minister, Marga Prohens, has criticized the "irresponsible" extraordinary regularization of migrants which the Council of Ministers plans to approve this Tuesday, and he believes it will contribute to a "new pull factor" in the Balearic Islands. He expressed this sentiment in a message posted on his social media account after learning of the agreement between the PSOE and Podemos parties to approve this measure by royal decree.