Government says majority of minors who entered Ceuta 'will remain'
The Minister of Childhood assures that most migrant minors who arrived in Ceuta will remain in Spain, protected by law.
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The Minister of Childhood and Youth, **Sira Rego**, has stated that the majority of unaccompanied minors who arrived in **Ceuta** during the massive influx at the end of July will remain in Spain, protected by child protection law.
## Legal Protection for Migrant Minors
The Minister of Childhood and Youth, **Sira Rego**, has assured that most unaccompanied minors who entered **Ceuta** during the massive influx at the end of July **will remain in Spain**. The Minister explained that these minors are covered by a law protecting them, and that they have **universal protection** in the country. "All children are equal before the law," she pronounced.
## Fleeing Extreme Situations
**Sira Rego** argued that many of these children arrive fleeing "situations of violence and extreme situations." Therefore, she stressed that it is the State's obligation to protect them. The Minister of the Interior, **Fernando Grande-Marlaska**, traveled to **Ceuta** this Monday, where thousands of immigrants were still camped in beaches and streets.
## Legal Protection for Migrant Minors
The Minister of Childhood and Youth, **Sira Rego**, has assured that most unaccompanied minors who entered **Ceuta** during the massive influx at the end of July **will remain in Spain**. The Minister explained that these minors are covered by a law protecting them, and that they have **universal protection** in the country. "All children are equal before the law," she pronounced.
## Fleeing Extreme Situations
**Sira Rego** argued that many of these children arrive fleeing "situations of violence and extreme situations." Therefore, she stressed that it is the State's obligation to protect them. The Minister of the Interior, **Fernando Grande-Marlaska**, traveled to **Ceuta** this Monday, where thousands of immigrants were still camped in beaches and streets.
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