Ceuta police process up to 30 asylum requests daily
The article discusses the situation of migrants who arrived in Ceuta during a mass crossing at the end of July. They are facing significant delays in processing asylum requests, with an average of 25 to 30 applications handled daily, a process that could take at least a year. The head of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, called for an immediate international response to accelerate the departure of migrants. He emphasized the necessity of returning those who entered the city illegally back to Morocco, considering the current situation unsustainable and a threat to security, public health, and essential services. He also harshly criticized the Spanish government, accusing it of failing in its responsibility to protect the borders and restore order. Vivas described the current situation as extremely dangerous and a threat to national security.
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