More than a Hundred Immigrants Have Been Expelled for Crimes in Ceuta, Where at Least 17 Sexual Assaults Have Been Recorded.
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More than a hundred migrants who entered Ceuta at the end of July have been expelled after being arrested by the security forces accused of committing a crime in the autonomous city in the last month, according to Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska in his appearance in Congress for the migration crisis in the autonomous city. In addition, he added that there have been 17 sexual assaults, seven of which have been rapes of vulnerable women.
Fernando Grande-Marlaska has acknowledged in the Congress of Deputies that he understands “the feeling of insecurity” of Ceutí citizens
More than 100 migrants detained by police for criminal offences have been deported from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, located in northern Africa and where tens of thousands of people from Morocco illegally entered the country a month ago, Interior Minister F. Grande-Marlaska told the Spanish parliament on Friday. He added that the deportation process is continuing based on determining whether the migrants meet the conditions for protection.
More than 100 people have been expelled from Ceuta for committing crimes, Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska told parliament on Friday. He added that 17 cases of sexual assault had been reported.
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