The PP states that the Public Prosecutor's Office is there to "defend the interests" of minors and "not to come to the aid of the Government"

The Partido Popular (PP) has publicly criticized the Spanish State Attorney General's Office regarding its handling of unaccompanied migrant minors recently arrived in Ceuta. The party asserts that the institution's primary mandate is to uphold the law and protect the superior interests of these minors rather than intervening to assist the national government in managing the consequences of its own policy failures.

This criticism centers on the role of the State Attorney General's Office in the context of the current migration crisis. The PP argues that the government is seeking institutional support to mitigate the political fallout from its inability to manage the arrival of minors, maintaining that the judiciary should remain independent of executive political interests.