Examines the most important characteristic of Spanish immigration law in light of recent European developments - its incorporation, as national law, all of the provisions of Treaties and Conventions to which Spain is a signatory.
Highlights the lack of common minimum standards of fair procedure and appeal rights across the Community. Outlines the differences between member states in this area.
Looks at calls by European city authorities to acknowledge the reality of immigration by establishing a proper legal status for non EC nationals in EC countries.
