Spanish authorities announced they will transfer 1,100 minor migrants from the North African enclave of Ceuta to other parts of the country, according to reports.
Spain announced Wednesday evening it will transfer 1,100 minor migrants from the enclave of Ceuta to other parts of the country. The move comes amid the ongoing migration crisis that has seen tens of thousands of migrants enter Ceuta from Morocco since late July. As The Zioneer reported on July 31, Spain's Youth Ministry previously stated that minors who entered the enclave would not be deported and would be integrated into communities. The current announcement provides a concrete number and a plan for relocation.
- DevelopingBoat crossings from Ceuta to mainland Spain reportedly underway
- DevelopingSpain's Youth Ministry: Moroccan minors who entered Ceuta will not be deported, to be integrated
- StrongReport projects 100,000 new migrants could reach Europe by Friday as Spanish PM reiterates integration policy
- DevelopingSpanish interior minister: illegal entrants to Ceuta will not be allowed to stay in Spain
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