Overview

• On June 5 the Supreme Court warned of coercive measures after finding that no unaccompanied minors had been evaluated or catalogued since its March 25 order
• It granted an unextendable 30-day period to supply asylum offices with staff, material and funding aimed at ensuring formal applications within six days of expressing intent
• The government must secure effective cooperation with Canary Islands authorities within 15 days by providing the personnel and economic resources necessary for full care
• Ministry officials responsible for implementing the court’s measures must be identified or face a presumption of ministerial liability
• Biweekly progress reports are required and continued noncompliance will trigger fines of €150–€1,500 per violation and possible criminal referrals