Record 32,000 Illegal Boat Migrants Arrive on Spain's Canary Islands
Spain's Canary Islands set a new record for the number of illegal arrivals, with more than 32,000 boat migrants landing this year.
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Spain's Canary Islands set a new record for the number of illegal arrivals, with more than 32,000 boat migrants landing this year.
The figure exceeds the previous high during the migration crisis of 2006, when 31,678 migrants disembarked in the Canaries.
Spain's Canary Islands set a new record for the number of illegal arrivals, with more than 32,000 boat migrants landing this year.
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — A record number of migrants have made the treacherous boat journey on the Atlantic Ocean to Spain’s Canary Islands this year, and most of the 32,000 people are coming from Senegal. The islands, located off West Africa, have been used for decades as a stepping stone to Europe. Boats also depart […]
The figure exceeds the previous high during the migration crisis of 2006, when 31,678 migrants disembarked in the Canaries.