The Supreme Court orders the Government to take care of a thousand minors seeking asylum in the Canary Islands

About 1,000 unaccompanied migrant minors will be welcome in Spain, after the Supreme Court gave the government a 10-day deadline to integrate them into the national asylum system. READ ALSO: Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez: Migration has become a business for the US.

The Dispute Chamber accepts an interim measure requested by the Clavijo Executive

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In 10 days, one thousand asylum-seeking minors will have to be taken over by the Canary Islands' reception services.

The measure, which affects a thousand young people, must be adopted within a maximum period of ten days and will allow to alleviate the overcrowding in the centres of the islands, ''incompatible with the best interests of the minor''Hemeroteca - The transfer of migrant minors from the Canary Islands will be carried out in spite of the flocks of the PP The Supreme Court requires the State to take care of migrant asylum-seeking minors placed in th…

(EFE).- The Spanish court has asked the government to take care, within 10 days, of a thousand unaccompanied foreign minors seeking asylum who are currently in charge of the child protection services of the Canary Islands (Atlantic). The Supreme Court orders the Spanish Executive that, in [...] The entry The Spanish justice forces the government to take care of a thousand minors who seek asylum was first published in ALnavío.