The Government plans to relocate irregular minors in Ceuta within a minimum period of two months if the PP's blockade continues
The Executive denounces “the lack of collaboration” of Vivas, which he attributes to the “partisan interests” of the PP and the resistance of the city's president to confront his party.
The Spanish Government is growing impatient with the political fallout over Ceuta, where around 10,000 irregular immigrants remain. Ministers say they plan to relocate unaccompanied minors to the mainland within two months, using a law approved in April 2025, if the PP party continues to block the move. The Minister for Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, announced that 10 cases of migrant minors had already been processed, and estimated that between 700 and 1,000 unaccompanied minors were still on the streets.
The crisis began with a border surge on July 30-31, involving 70,000 to 80,000 irregular immigrants.
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