Police Report on Ceuta Reveals Two Alerts to the Canary Islands for the Risk of an Upturn in Migration
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The Canary Islands calls for anticipation of the migration challenge and warning of the helplessness of the southern borders in the face of new crises.
The National Centre for Immigration and Borders warns of the possibility of a revival of migratory flows from Morocco to the Archipelago
The migration crisis that Ceuta experienced at the end of July has led the National Police to strengthen surveillance of other irregular entry points into Spain, including the Canary Islands. The controversial report of the National Immigration and Border Center (CENIF) on the Ceuta crisis also warns of the risk that the movements detected after the massive entry into the autonomous city may also have consequences on the archipelago.
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