This was the most controversial measure of the bill, with the right believing that this article opened the way to “massive” regularization.
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The Senate voted, Wednesday, November 8, to remove the flagship measure of the government’s immigration bill, that providing a residence permit for certain undocumented workers in professions in shortage, considering that this article opened the way to a regularization “massive”.
The senatorial majority of the right and the center, however, agreed before this deletion (191 votes for, 138 against) on the drafting of another article providing for a residence permit “exceptional” and with tougher outlines for workers in sectors with labor shortages, which should be adopted unless there are any surprises a little later.
The day before, Republican senators and their centrist allies had announced that they had found a “agreement” providing for the deletion of section 3.