Spain's Migration Crisis in Ceuta Continues to Destabilize Government
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The Executive's objective is to "recover normalcy" in the autonomous city more than two months later
The Government expands the spaces for the border crisis and incorporates land from the Ceuta Prison, transferred by the Interior, to strengthen the capacity for temporary reception.
For the second time, the executive retouches the decree that declared the emergency due to the massive entry of July 30 and 31 and places it under a national security umbrella.
The decision has been taken unanimously in the National Security Council, including the ministries and the Ceutí Government.
Government approves new migrant reception resource next to Ceuta prison
According to Torres, there are 2,493 minors in the autonomous protection system: 213 have been relocated to the Peninsula and eight are pending Morocco's response to a request for return.
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