Spain Identifies 2,000 Minors Who Entered Ceuta During July Border Crisis
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Spanish authorities in Ceuta have identified 2,000 migrant minors, reports news agency EFE. The intention is to return these young people to their country of origin "with priority" to be reunited with their families.
The Spanish authorities will give priority to their return to their country through family reunification files.
2,000 Minors Have Been Identified in Ceuta and Priority Will Be Given to Returning to Their Families
2,000 minors have been identified in Ceuta and priority will be given to returning to their families
There are 2,000 minor migrants remaining in Ceuta. Minister Ángel Víctor Torres announced this at a government press conference today. According to him, the government's goal is to allow the children to return to their families. Torres did not want to say how many migrants remained in Ceuta after the mass border crossing in the last two days of July.
There are around 2,000 minor migrants remaining in Ceuta, Minister Ángel Víctor Torres said at a government press conference on Tuesday. According to him, the government's goal is to allow the children to return to their families. He also added that since August 10, 4,500 migrants have voluntarily returned and another 278 have been deported by the authorities.
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