Spanish police and Civil Guard forces have cleared migrants from Trampolín Beach, moving them to temporary accommodation centers. The action follows a government decision to provide temporary shelter for 1,800 migrants currently living in street conditions. These individuals, described as being in a vulnerable situation, will be housed in newly established facilities. The move aims to address the immediate needs of migrants without stable housing. Authorities haven’t specified the duration of the temporary shelter program. This response comes amid ongoing discussions regarding migration management within Spain and the European Union. The government is prioritizing immediate care for those currently exposed to the elements.