Hundreds of young people, many minors, are stranded in Ceuta after a chaotic influx of around 60,000 migrants—facing perilous crossings and separation from families. A heartbreaking case involves a 17-year-old who lost her brother and mother. Though Spanish law mandates protection for unaccompanied minors, some were initially deported before interventions stopped the deportations. Overwhelmed shelters force kids to sleep on beaches as food runs low. Activists propose worsening conditions to push for voluntary returns, while authorities struggle to uphold legal obligations amid an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.
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