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Morocco imposes new entry rules for Algerians and Tunisians over Ceuta crisis
The Moroccan authorities have initiated exceptional measures to tighten entry for Algerians and Tunisians into Morocco, following the migration crisis in the city of Ceuta. Restrictions have been imposed, including prohibiting entry for individuals without dual nationality or those who do not present hotel reservations and return tickets, aiming to reduce their attempts to cross into the northern region and then reach Ceuta. Security forces have been deployed at border crossings, where travelers are subjected to checks to ensure compliance with these conditions, and those who do not meet them are promptly turned back. These measures come amid heightened border security following repeated attempts by migrant groups to reach Ceuta, amid concerns that Moroccan territories are being exploited as a passageway for illegal migration toward the city.
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