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Government to Build Two Permanent Centres with 1,600 Places in Ceuta and Melilla to Identify Immigrants

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In the coming months, the Government will build two permanent Temporary Care Centres for Foreigners (CATE) in Ceuta and Melilla, with 800 places each, to strengthen the capacity to identify and carry out the triage of immigrants who enter irregularly through the two autonomous cities. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska will address these projects on Thursday with European Commissioner for Interior and Migration Magnus Brunner, who will t…

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El PaisEl Pais
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Interior Prepares the Installation of Two Permanent Identification Centers for Migrants in Ceuta and Melilla with 800 Places Each

Grande-Marlaska meets on Thursday with Commissioner Brunner to address the reception of European funds and will travel to the autonomous city again on Monday

·Madrid, Spain
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El PluralEl Plural

Government Will Set up Two Permanent Centres to Identify Immigrants in Ceuta and Melilla

The coalition government continues to work to address the short- and long-term consequences of the migration crisis that the Ceuta began on July 30 and 31 due to the influx of 80,000 immigrants. Direct approaches consist in allocating millions of dollars to reactivate the Ceutí economic fabric and to put on the ground all the technical and personnel resources to identify and return as many people as is legally possible. In the long term, the exe…

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El PeriódicoEl Periódico
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Government to Build Two Permanent Centres with 1,600 Places in Ceuta and Melilla to Identify Immigrants

Marlaska will address these projects with the Commissioner of Interior and Migration in his visit Thursday to Madrid

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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