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Spain orders Andalucia to almost double the number of child boat migrants it takes in: New quotas face backlash

The measure sets a common rate of 32.6 minors per 100,000 inhabitants, obliging regions to provide care based on population size.

Laurence Dollimore
Moment migrants land on beauty spot in southern Spain (Source: Instagram/@domielguai)
Andalucia must take almost double the number of unaccompanied child migrants than it currently has, it has been ruled. After months of negotiations, disagreements, and political disputes, Spain’s central government has approved a royal decree r

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