Spain Moves 864 Migrants From Streets to Temporary Shelter in Ceuta
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The majority of the more than 70,000 migrants who had entered Ceuta at the end of July 2026 have returned to Morocco. However, several thousand remain there and, since then, the situation has continued to worsen. Demonstrations are taking place almost daily. The local population calls for a return to normal. Faced with this anger, the Spanish authorities opened a new reception centre for 864 migrants in the enclave on Sunday 13 September.
The government has moved a total of 864 illegal immigrants this Sunday to a newly established reception center in the Ceutí neighborhood of Los Rosales. The Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, which runs Elma Saiz, has confirmed the operation and has insisted that it has developed "in a voluntary manner and ... Continue reading "The government moves 864 illegal immigrants settled in the streets of Ceuta to a new macrocenter"
The new space increases the number of temporary parking spaces available in the city to around 4,300.
The Government provides more than 800 new reception places in Ceuta and initiates the transfer of migrants who remained on the street. The Government has provided more than 800 new reception places in Ceuta and initiated the transfer of migrants who remained on the street. Thus, the operation coordinated on the ground by Minister Elma Saiz for a new centre in the neighborhood of Los Rosales has passed.
A total of 864 immigrants who remained on the street in the vicinity of the Loma Colmenar pocketing have been transferred this Sunday to a new temporary reception resource in the Los Rosales neighborhood, as reported by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.The department headed by Elma Saiz has specified that the transfer has been carried out voluntarily and without incidents, with the collaboration of the State Security Forc…
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