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Spain confirms plans to repatriate Ceuta Moroccans
The Spanish government has reaffirmed its commitment to repatriating all migrants still within the city of Ceuta, following a mass influx of migrants from Morocco, with the exception of asylum seekers and minors. The process requires identifying individuals and categorizing cases, while setting up temporary facilities to isolate and document the migrants before their return, ensuring respect for legal standards and international protection rights. Officials clarified that approximately 90% of those who entered Ceuta since the beginning of the crisis have been repatriated, and any returns conducted outside legal procedures could lead to legal accountability. They also emphasized the importance of exercising restraint, avoiding violence, and continuing measures within a comprehensive legal framework to resolve the crisis's repercussions.
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