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Lawyers to receive 7.5 euros to resolve pending immigration cases

Remotely, these professionals intend to instruct processes for granting residence permits or renewing residence permits for migrants.

In response to the Government's appeal, hundreds of lawyers and solicitors have already signed up to help resolve the 400,000 pending immigration cases.

They will earn seven and a half euros per case, but the president of the bar association says that the important thing is not the money.

PCP Proposes Bill to Reinstate Residence Authorization Procedures for Foreign Workers

The PCP Parliamentary Group has presented a bill, proposing the “legal reinstatement of residence authorization procedures based on expressions of interest for the exercise of a subordinate or independent professional activity”.

The PCP considers the impact of the Government's decision to revoke the "possibility of obtaining a residence permit to work in Portugal through expressions of interest" to be negative.

AIMA says that the end of expressions of interest allowed the evaluation of pending processes

AIMA says that the end of expressions of interest allowed the evaluation of pending processes
Pedro Portugal Gaspar says that it was necessary to “suspend this type of resource” in order to then “make an assessment and resolve the liabilities”. But Portugal still needs immigrants.

The president of the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) said this Tuesday that the end of expressions of interest made it possible to resolve pending regularization processes, before finding other solutions that respond to the needs of the labor market

BE accuses the Government of creating an “institutionalized mafia” that prevents the regularization of immigrants

The BE coordinator today accused the PSD/CDS-PP Government of having created an “institutionalized mafia” that prevents the regularization of immigrants and considered that the executive has the responsibility to finance the associations that help these citizens.

Academics concerned about rising violence against immigrants

The Judicial Police arrested on Thursday the suspect of two crimes of attempted murder and two crimes of discrimination and incitement to hatred in Porto.

The attacks on immigrants in the city of Porto this week are worrying academics linked to the issue of migration, who criticize the actions of the media and politicians who dehumanize those who arrive in Portugal.

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