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Ceuta allocates camp for 1,000 migrants despite rejection
The central government in Madrid focused on establishing a temporary camp in occupied Ceuta to accommodate 1,000 migrants, despite opposition from local authorities and the city mayor. This was achieved through an administrative order that grants control over a 16,000-square-meter area in the expansion of Ceuta’s port. This move came after previous attempts to find suitable holding spaces failed due to residents’ protests and local authorities’ concerns about the project's impact on vital infrastructure. Madrid justified the decision by citing "public interest and national security." The camp is equipped with tents and necessary services and aims to bolster deportation efforts from Morocco, with a plan to gradually provide capacity for up to 6,000 beds in the future.
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