Key Points
- 1,500 migrant children in Ceuta will be returned to Morocco
- The government is working with the Moroccan Government to reunite the children with their families
- The migrant crisis is ongoing
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The Spanish Government has announced that it will return 1,500 migrant children in Ceuta to Morocco. The government stated that it is working with the Moroccan Government to reunite the children with their families.
The decision is seen as a step towards resolving the situation of migrant children, as the migrant crisis continues in Spain. However, the necessary procedures for the return of migrants to Morocco need to be completed.
The migrant crisis in Ceuta began in July when 80,000 migrants entered the city, and efforts to resolve the situation have been ongoing since then.
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- How many migrant children are in Ceuta?
- There are 1,500 migrant children
- How will the government return the migrant children to Morocco?
- The government is working with the Moroccan Government to reunite the children with their families
- When did the migrant crisis begin?
- It began in July when 80,000 migrants entered the city
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