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Moroccan Migrant Deportations from Libya

Moroccan Migrant Deportations from Libya

The article discusses the deportation processes of undocumented Moroccan migrants from the cities of Misrata and Tripoli in Libya. Libyan authorities have undertaken legal and administrative steps to facilitate the deportation of some individuals via Misrata Airport, while others remain stranded due to the loss of their passports. The Moroccan consulate is working to regularize the status of these migrants by issuing temporary travel permits, although this process involves lengthy procedures related to verifying their identities, including fingerprinting and photographing. The report indicates that most migrants entered Libya illegally through smuggling networks, making it difficult to accurately track their numbers. Authorities and the consulate continue to work on organizing the deportation operations, with some cases currently pending further processing.

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