The Supreme Court expresses doubts about the legality of the extraordinary regularization of migrants that the Spanish government has promoted and which ends this Tuesday. In two rulings to which ARA has had access, the high court questions the fit of the decree approved by Pedro Sánchez's executive within European law and gives five days to the parties involved against the process – in this case the government of Aragon and that of the Valencian Community, both from the PP – to pronounce on the suitability of raising a preliminary question to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), based in Luxembourg.

Members of the self-proclaimed ultranationalist Polish "citizen patrols" have been protesting for days on the German-Polish border against the forced return to Poland of migrants whom German authorities believe have entered their territory illegally from the neighboring country. Under pressure from the extremists, the Polish government on Monday reinstated temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania to combat irregular immigration and requested permission from the European Commission to temporarily suspend the Schengen Area. It thus joins the 10 European states that have already done so and currently maintain a suspension of the free movement of people at some point along their borders.