Interior prepara la instalación de dos centros de identificación permanentes para migrantes en Ceuta y Melilla con 800 plazas cada uno
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In the wake of a massive influx in Ceuta, Spain's government is preparing to install two permanent identification centers for migrants in Ceuta and Melilla, each with 800 beds, according to <source>. This dual approach aims to address two critical issues: providing temporary housing to relocate migrants and identifying them to expedite deportation procedures.
The government announced on Monday night via a La Sexta interview that the aim is to allocate a total of 10,000 spaces in Ceuta, encompassing both temporary accommodations and a new permanent facility. The latter center, managed by Interior, will accommodate 800 individuals for identification processes and will be permanently installed.
Melilla will also host an additional triage center with the same capacity, both potentially benefiting from European funding.
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