Spain aims to accelerate migrant repatriation from Sète

The Spanish government is working to accelerate the repatriation of migrants who entered Ceuta illegally in July, with around 72,000 people having entered and the number currently dwindling to about 5-10%, with some still in the city. The measures include establishing a single leadership for Ceuta to organize the return operations, while continuing to provide humanitarian responses for civilians, especially unaccompanied minors. Ceuta and Melilla are the only border regions of Europe located in Africa, and the crisis has sparked intense political debates about how to handle migrants, with the Spanish government rejecting populist solutions that call for the return of everyone without exception.

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