Madrid faces issue with migrant children in Ceuta

Spanish authorities faced difficulties in accommodating thousands of unaccompanied minors who arrived in Ceuta during a wave of mass migrant entries from Morocco. Many of them ended up drowning in the streets, suffering from a lack of basic facilities such as food, water, and shelter. Although most migrants have returned to Morocco, the authorities still face challenges in deporting the children and rely on charities and local residents to provide assistance. Humanitarian organizations have warned that girls are at risk of violence and exploitation. Meanwhile, the government is working to set up temporary facilities to house the children amid criticism from opposition regions over starting to distribute them to other areas. Since the influx of migrants, over 80 people have died on the Spanish side, and 11 on the Moroccan side, with suffering and chaos continuing in the city.

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