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Border deportation of 202 migrants

Border deportation of 202 migrants

Libyan authorities reported that they deported 202 illegal migrants from the branch of the Illegal Immigration Control Agency in Al-Bultan, as part of an security plan aimed at strengthening security and stability and enforcing the rule of law. The first batch was deported through the Amazigh crossing, while the second was taken to the Qanfudah Center to complete legal procedures and repatriate them to their home countries. This comes within the efforts to combat illegal migration and reduce its phenomena, serving national security, amid ongoing efforts to develop detention centers and enhance cooperation with the International Organization for Migration.

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