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Ceuta urges migrant detention until deportation
The article discusses the call made by Juan Jesús Vivas, the head of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, to detain undocumented migrants in the region until they can be deported. This comes amid an unprecedented migration crisis in which Ceuta has received around 72,000 migrants from Morocco, with 70,000 of them quickly deported. Vivas described the situation as "intolerable and unacceptable," and called for the preparation of detention centers and the restriction of migrants’ freedoms until their deportation procedures are completed. This stance is set against the backdrop of political disagreement between the central government in Madrid, led by the leftist coalition including Minister Ángel Victor Torres, and the right-wing opposition, headed by Vivas himself, who emphasizes the need to implement a government plan to restore normalcy in the region. Authorities have confirmed steps to reinforce security measures, increase the presence of border guards and the military, while Ceuta witnessed protests supporting the halt of the migrant flow, with around five thousand people participating.
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