Spanish City Evicts Migrants from Occupied Building

In a city in Spain called Badalona, police kicked out about 400 migrants from a building they were living in.

The mayor, who is part of a conservative party, said he did this to stop crime.

The migrants now have no place to go and might have to sleep on the streets.

Some people are upset because they think the government should have found a better solution for these migrants.

The Spanish government generally likes having migrants because they help the economy, but the mayor thinks differently.

Five years ago, a similar building caught fire, and five people died.