Immigration: Spain mobilizes military after influx of migrants in Ceuta.
The events recalled memories of May 2021, when within a few days around 10,000 youths from Morocco and sub-Saharan countries the enclave...
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The events recalled memories of May 2021, when within a few days around 10,000 young people from Morocco and sub-Saharan countries reached the enclave. In addition, the police special units will be increased to 200 officers. By Friday, three trains with 20 soldiers each, a diving unit, and a military ship are to be deployed, the Interior Ministry announced on Thursday.
Furthermore, The situation in the city with its approximately 85,000 inhabitants was tense, many shops remained closed. The background to the sudden increase is a ruling by Spain's Supreme Court earlier this month. Since then there have been steady arrivals, but on Thursday there was an "explosion," a Guardia Civil spokesman said.
In addition, According to this, migrants intercepted at sea heading to Ceuta or the other Spanish North African enclave Melilla cannot be immediately sent back. It announced that it would immediately deport those who entered illegally. Authorities in the Spanish exclave Ceuta, bordering Morocco, had asked the Spanish government for military assistance after at least 1,500 migrants reached the city within a few days.
Moreover, Around 60 soldiers, a diving unit, and a military ship are to pacify the situation in the Spanish exclave in Morocco.
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The events recalled memories of May 2021, when within a few days around 10,000 young people from Morocco and sub-Saharan countries reached the enclave.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, the police special units will be increased to 200 officers.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBy Friday, three trains with 20 soldiers each, a diving unit, and a military ship are to be deployed, the Interior Ministry announced on Thursday.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe situation in the city with its approximately 85,000 inhabitants was tense, many shops remained closed.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe background to the sudden increase is a ruling by Spain's Supreme Court earlier this month.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSince then there have been steady arrivals, but on Thursday there was an "explosion," a Guardia Civil spokesman said.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to this, migrants intercepted at sea heading to Ceuta or the other Spanish North African enclave Melilla cannot be immediately sent back.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt announced that it would immediately deport those who entered illegally.
reliability low1/2 sources
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Authorities in the Spanish exclave Ceuta, bordering Morocco, had asked the Spanish government for military assistance after at least 1,500 migrants reached the city within a few days.
according to DIE ZEITAround 60 soldiers, a diving unit, and a military ship are to pacify the situation in the Spanish exclave in Morocco.
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