Ceuta Crisis: Spain Processes Over 11,000 Entries
The Spanish government announced that more than 11,000 people (11,026) have left the city of Ceuta heading towards Morocco since the migration crisis began last July. Files for 24 unaccompanied minors have been referred to Moroccan authorities to initiate family reunification procedures. The pace of departures increased after the evacuation of Trampolín beach, with 1,813 individuals returning spontaneously over two days to avoid administrative and security procedures within the shelters, which have been expanded to accommodate 7,377 beds. Additionally, the identities of 2,827 minors have been identified, including 86 who were transferred to Spain to join their families, and 163 others distributed across various Spanish regions. Files for 24 minors have been sent to Morocco. Evacuation efforts from the beaches and the capacity boosts of shelters continue to ensure better management of the ongoing crisis.
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