Ceuta Plans Second Eviction After Hundreds of Migrants Return to Trampolín Beach
- Authorities in Ceuta attempted to clear thousands of illegal migrants from Trampolín beach, but within 24 hours, migrants reestablished a tent city and the area became polluted with garbage.
- After a police evacuation moved more than 1,200 migrants to temporary shelters or reception centers, approximately 500 migrants returned to Trampolín beach shortly after.
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Intervention has taken place to disperse migrants in a timely action that has not left injured
Tensions continue to rise in Ceuta. National Police officers had to carry out several charges on Tuesday at El Trampolín beach, where, according to 'El Faro de Ceuta', more than 4,000 migrants had gathered during the Red Cross's regular food distribution operation. The incidents required the use of riot gear and pepper spray, while military personnel also intervened in one of the city's most volatile areas. Read more
Migrant Tent Encampment Returns as Effort to Clear Ceuta Beach Fails
Attempts by authorities to clear Ceuta’s Trampolín beach and create a foothold for a return of the area to normality failed this week, as the remaining illegal migrants immediately re-established a tent city. Less than 24 hours after the Spanish The post Migrant Tent Encampment Returns as Effort to Clear Ceuta Beach of Illegals Fails appeared first on Breitbart.
Three weeks after the massive influx of migrants from Morocco into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, the autonomous city continues to be mired in chaos as the government seeks to manage a situation that does not appear to have a short-term solution. The installation of two temporary tents in Loma Margarita and the Loma Colmenar Embolsamiento has been of little use, as many people have continued to concentrate on Trampolin beach. Despite the evictions on …
After the first eviction the National Police has evacuated again the beach of the Trampolin so that it could be cleaned, after which the officers and...
Hundreds returned with tents and improvised structures shortly after the work. On Thursday, the operation had been suspended for lack of safety for the workers.
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