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Ceuta faces migration surge with migrant returns and plans to send 500 minors to Spain
The authorities of the occupied city of Ceuta are facing increasing pressure due to the wave of mass migration that occurred at the end of July, with hundreds of migrants still present in open spaces. The Spanish government is working to address the situation of unaccompanied minors, especially girls, by transferring around 500 girls to shelter centers on the mainland over a few weeks. Currently, about 1,400 minors are in the city's facilities, many of whom are hiding from security forces or seeking refuge with relatives. Additionally, a large number of migrants returned to El Trampolín beach after being evacuated, disrupting beach cleaning operations and prompting security forces to evacuate more than a thousand people once again. The authorities are now preparing additional sites to host migrants, including Montesa Stadium and the Old Factory Square.
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