Overview
- It took 138 days to formalize transfers from the March court order due to administrative hurdles.
- The first group comprises ten asylum-recognized youths, all over 16 and largely from Mali.
- Transfers were jeopardized by missing travel orders and unspecified flight details in the documents delivered to Canary authorities.
- Authorities must now name at least two educators per flight and secure plane tickets to confirm the Monday departure.
- Canary Islands' reception centers operate at four times capacity, prompting a decree to relocate nearly 4,000 minors across 14 autonomous communities on state funding.