This Sunday’s Police Operation in Ceuta Comes Out with the Return of 900 Migrants to Morocco
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Neighbors consulted by El Faro de Ceuta believe that the action was necessary, but believe that it should have been carried out months ago and warn of the presence of immigrants in other parts of the city
The operation tries to prevent immigrants who between Sunday and Monday from fleeing to the mountain areas of the city from trying to return to the city.
The National Police completes the dismantling of the town. The second day was much faster than the first: dozens of migrants marched to the mountains to avoid being transferred
Repatriation is not a voluntary act, but a survival strategy in the face of institutional care deficits, harassment of extremist groups and continued criminalization.
Migrants who returned to Morocco after being evicted from the Benítez beach settlement report having been "pressed" by the police at the border. They say that they were told possible consequences if they remained in Ceuta. Many of them, if they had been told, are not certain. Dozens of migrants are returned "voluntarily" from Ceuta just after being evicted by the force of their shantytowns. Case 1. The idea resonated in Ayoub’s head for days: “A…
The Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory has assured that they continue to work to restore normalcy to Ceuta
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