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Why immigration policy is failing in Greece

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The Greek government's immigration policy faces challenges and is being scrutinized.
A 2023 amendment allowed undocumented migrants living in Greece for over three years to work legally.
Critics argue that this policy has not effectively integrated migrants into society.
Discussions about the effectiveness of the government's approach to immigration continue amidst ongoing debates.
The article examines the historical context and current developments in the immigration policy.

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The Greek government's immigration policy faces challenges and is being scrutinized.
A 2023 amendment allowed undocumented migrants living in Greece for over three years to work legally.
Critics argue that this policy has not effectively integrated migrants into society.
Discussions about the effectiveness of the government's approach to immigration continue amidst ongoing debates.
The article examines the historical context and current developments in the immigration policy.

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