The initial decision of the National High Court to paralyze the transfer of more than a thousand migrants from the beach of El Trampolin to the new temporary reception places in the Port of Ceuta was another blow from the justice system to the Government. It did so in response to the appeal filed by a police union, the SUP. The order was made public when work was completed to install the camp and made it impossible to start yesterday, as planned…
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The initial decision of the National High Court to paralyze the transfer of more than a thousand migrants from the beach of El Trampolin to the new temporary reception places in the Port of Ceuta was another blow from the justice system to the Government. It did so in response to the appeal filed by a police union, the SUP. The order was made public when work was completed to install the camp and made it impossible to start yesterday, as planned…