Spain’s government is preparing to implement a plan to relocate unaccompanied migrant minors, having secured the support of the Partido Popular (PP). Previously, the PP had opposed the legislation but has now pledged to comply with the law. This marks a shift from their earlier ambiguous stance on the issue. The agreement facilitates the distribution of migrant children across different regions of Spain. This decision follows considerable debate surrounding the accommodation and care of these vulnerable individuals. The collaboration between the governing party and the PP signifies a potential easing of political tension surrounding this sensitive topic. Details of the relocation plan are expected to be announced shortly.