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The Spanish Supreme Court issued a ruling invalidating the enforcement of "immediate deportation" procedures for undocumented migrants intercepted while attempting to reach Ceuta and Melilla by sea. The court affirmed the necessity for these migrants to undergo the standard legal procedures outlined in the Immigration Law. It emphasized that technical tools such as drones and thermal cameras are considered monitoring devices only and cannot be used as physical containment measures to prevent crossings. The ruling followed an incident in November 2024 when an Algerian migrant was deported to Morocco without following the proper legal procedures. This decision represents a new legal precedent in handling maritime migration to the two occupied enclaves.
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