Why Spain legally can't send underage migrants from Ceuta back to Morocco | DW News

Spain says unaccompanied minors cannot simply be sent back across the border, even as Morocco presses for their return. Hundreds of underage migrants remain in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta after crossing from Morocco in late July. As the dispute over their future continues, Moroccan forces are tightening border security amid fears of another mass attempt to enter.

Chapter Breakdown 0:00 Morocco beefs up border security with Spain's Ceuta 1:06 Many unaccompanied minors have reached Ceuta 1:22 Spain must follow special rules to return minors 1:56 Morocco and Spain to work together closely to return minors to their homes 2:48 Minors most likely do no want to return to Morocco 4:48 Ceuta shows how migration can be a challenge for Europe 5:50 Spain and Morocco actively working to stop further mass migration

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