Why do you think that Spain has adopted such a different approach, not to just that of the United States, but to many other countries in Europe on this issue?

The data you mentioned remains valid to this day.

If you look at the data, again, not only over the course of the last 30 years, but just in the last, I would say, 12 months, you would still find a much, much more positive response.

There are many reasons for that.

One, Spain is very late to the game or to the process of welcoming immigrants.

If you remember, for many, many years, there was not even a need to have immigration laws in Spain.

People simply just would show up at the border and they would be welcome.

Sure.