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The PP Rejects Transferring Minors from Ceuta to the Peninsula Amid the Migration Crisis
According to El País, the leadership of the Partido Popular ruled out accepting the temporary transfer of minors while their cases are processed. The National Court also issued a precautionary order blocking the use of the port to house migrants.
The crisis in Ceuta added new obstacles this Wednesday to an immediate solution. According to El País, the leadership of the Partido Popular completely ruled out that minors who arrived in the autonomous city be transferred to the Peninsula, not even temporarily while their cases are resolved and their return to Morocco is sought.
According to that outlet, the PP’s position aligned with that of Vox, a force with which it also coincided in Congress by backing an initiative opposed to the relocation of children and adolescents.
Still according to El País, the government’s room for maneuver was also reduced by a decision from the National Court, which temporarily halted the use of the port to shelter migrants. The measure came as the transfer of nearly 2,000 people to that space was being prepared to ease the situation on the beaches of Ceuta.
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