Spain has sent 1,500 of the approximately 6,000 migrants who have illegally entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta since Monday, Spain’s Minister of Interior announced today. 6,000 people “entered Ceuta and” at this point, we have sent 1,500 of those people and we are continuing to return these, “said the minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, to Spanish public television TVE, cited by” Notícias ao Minuto “. international treaties and our agreements with Morocco “will be applied for the protection of the approximately 1,500 minors who are among immigrants, according to the Spanish minister. The minister explained that 200 military personnel, 150 national policemen and 50 police will arrive in Ceuta today. civil guards, to complement the 1,100 troops that are usually in the city to guarantee order. Source: O País