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Ceuta ex-official prompts debate on minors and migration
The article discussed statements made by Ramón Codevila, the former official in charge of immigration management in the city of Ceuta, which sparked considerable controversy in Spain. He commented on how immigration policies are handled, especially regarding unaccompanied minors. Codevila emphasized that some current measures may create incentives for irregular migration and facilitate family reunification. He pointed out that minors are sometimes used as a gateway for reuniting families, and that approximately 90% of unaccompanied minors are sent by their families rather than being homeless children. He also criticized the asylum application system in Ceuta, considering that lengthy processing times and related facilitation could lead migrants to reach the mainland before their cases are decided. He argued that the Spanish government is complicit with a system that enables illegal migration. These statements highlight an active debate about the effectiveness of immigration and asylum systems, the responsibility of European countries to protect minors, and the increasing discussion about European policies on this issue.
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