Minors in Ceuta cause problems for Spain
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Around 1,000 underage migrants remain in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta after the crisis, leading to a 2,600 percent overload of care capacities. Spain faces challenges in providing and housing these minors, as they have special legal protection and cannot be easily deported.
Source: tagesschau.de
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