I agree with ca.funke! You are entering lawfully. (But even if you were not entering lawfully, you could
still get a Residence Card!)
Remember that you and your husband have a right of free movement in the EU, and that includes Spain. You have a very strong right to be with him.
Specifically the MRAX case gives you the right to enter Spain with your husband. It does NOT mean that Spanish immigration employees have to be polite and pleasant, but they do need to let you in.
If I were doing the entry, I would:
- enter Spain on a weekday in the morning (this allows them to easily consult their superiors in ??? and means you are well rested)
- make sure you have food and water with you in case it takes a few hours (very unlikely but better to be well prepared, rather than depend on their generosity)
- ideally have the phone number of a good Spanish immigration lawyer who is familiar with the MRAX case and who you can call if needed
- be sure you have several copies of MRAX printed off in Spanish
- be sure to repeatedly make clear to each new immigration officer that joins the conversation the facts of the case:
- your husband is an EU citizen who is working in Spain
- you are the married spouse of that EU citizen and have your marriage certificate as proof of that relationship
- you to do not have a visa, but are entering on the basis of the European Court of Justice's MRAX decision
