Spanish authorities are on high alert as they anticipate up to 150,000 migrants from Africa may attempt the dangerous journey to the Canary Islands this year. The Canary Islands are already dealing with over 20,000 illegal arrivals so far, stretching resources thin. Spain's prime minister visited the Canary Islands to discuss the situation, particularly the challenge of caring for thousands of unaccompanied minors among the migrants. The surge in migration is putting pressure on Spain and the European Union to find solutions to manage the influx and address the humanitarian needs of those arriving.
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