Ceuta plans to send minors to Spain amid migrant increase
The authorities in Ceuta have launched a campaign to transfer hundreds of unaccompanied minors, totaling around 1,100 individuals, to mainland Spain due to the difficulties faced by reception centers and the severity of the crisis following the inflow of 72,000 migrants in just one week. The local government continues to struggle in identifying the identities of most of these minors, while data indicates that more than 400 have already been deported to other regions, and the process of determining their identities and reintegrating them takes months. This situation is causing political tensions within Spain, sparking debates over legal obligations, the roles of the government and the autonomous regions, amid fears of repeating past crises and the impact this could have on relations with other European countries like Italy. A budget of 25 million euros has been allocated to support the minors, along with calls to assist these individuals in their resettlement through legal and organized means.
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