The Ministry of Youth and Children will submit to the next Sectoral Conference the proposal for the transfer of an extraordinary credit of 1.2 million euros, following the declaration of a migration emergency. This allocation is included in the 13 million euros that the Spanish government will also provide to the Canary Islands and the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla for the care of unaccompanied migrant children.

The Ministry of Youth and Children responded forcefully to the Government's request to declare an extraordinary migration emergency in the Balearic Islands, as it "does not meet the necessary requirements, which are objective and technical in nature," sources from the Ministry confirmed to ARA Baleares. With a standard reception capacity of 406 places, the islands would need to exceed 1,218 minors to activate this mechanism, and at the time of the request there were 694. According to the same sources, the figures "demonstrate that an institutional confrontation is being sought, because they are demanding something with full awareness that technically speaking."