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Most of Ceuta's 2,000 Unaccompanied Minors Will Not Return to Morocco

  • Spain’s Youth and Childhood Minister Sira Rego said most unaccompanied minors who entered Ceuta are expected to remain in Spain under legal protections.
  • Authorities will examine family reunification with Morocco while transferring many minors to reception facilities on mainland Spain.
  • Spanish law requires authorities to review each child’s family circumstances individually before deciding on repatriation.
  • VOX spokesperson José Antonio Fúster called for faster returns and age checks for people claiming to be minors.
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It is the area of minors in the autonomous city that manages these reunifications with the support of the Executive and it is the Police that confirms the relationship between migrant children and adolescents and their relatives on the other side of the Strait

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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A total of 54 minors who entered Ceuta in July have been reunited with their families on the peninsula...

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The beaches are more and more filled with immigrants occupying the squares that free those who find a place in some reception center

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