Madrid hosts 1,800 migrants in Ceuta
The article concerns the migrant crisis in Ceuta, where Madrid established two centers to accommodate 1,800 migrants in order to ease the humanitarian crisis that saw a large influx of Moroccans into the Spanish territory last month. About 72,000 migrants are reported to have crossed the border, resulting in the death of dozens, with 70,000 returning to Morocco. The remaining migrants, including unaccompanied children, are living in the streets without shelter or healthcare services, further increasing the suffering of locals and humanitarian organizations. The new centers, which are temporary reception facilities, aim to provide safe shelter for migrants and prevent them from remaining on the streets, while reminding that the mass deportation of minors is illegal in Spain.
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