Spain’s socialist government estimates more than 5,000 illegals remain in Ceuta following the recent massive migrant invasion. All remainees are potentially eligible for asylum, a report states.
The amount reportedly includes some 2,500 potential “asylum seekers” and a roughy equal number of unaccompanied minor migrants that would be eligible for protection under Spanish law. The information was disclosed by unnamed government sources to the newspaper El País on Thursday, and comes just days after Spanish government authorities claimed that all migrants who invaded Ceuta will be “sent back.”
Over the past days, Spanish authorities have revised upwards the staggering amount of illegal migrants that invaded Ceuta in late July, going...
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