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

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Spain legally cannot summarily return unaccompanied underage migrants from Ceuta to Morocco because domestic and international laws strictly prohibit the collective expulsion of minors without formal, individualized administrative reviews. While bilateral readmission agreements allow Spain to immediately deport adult migrants who enter the exclave, Spanish legislation, the Spanish Constitutional Court, and the European Convention on Human Rights accord distinct protections to children.

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