Spain's opposition regions refuse to take in underage migrants from Ceuta

After a crisis in which 72,000 people illegally entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, the territory is struggling with hundreds of unaccompanied underage migrants. Ceuta's welfare system is overwhelmed, but opposition-governed regions refuse to take in the children, calling for them to be sent back the way they came. The central government and Ceuta's authorities are searching for a solution.