The Spanish government is facing a significant challenge regarding the reform of the Immigration Law, particularly concerning the distribution of unaccompanied migrant minors among autonomous communities.

Minister Ángel Víctor Torres criticized the Popular Party (PP) for voting against the proposed changes, accusing them of prioritizing political gains over the welfare of vulnerable children.

The failed vote in Congress has left the government without a backup plan to address the influx of nearly 6,000 minors in the Canary Islands.

Torres emphasized that legislative modification is the only viable solution, dismissing the possibility of a decree law due to lack of support.

Meanwhile, the President of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, expressed frustration over the government's unwillingness to negotiate, highlighting the urgent need for action to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.