Ceuta: almost all migrants have returned to Morocco, EU meets Tuesday on this subject
Almost all tens of thousands of migrants illegally entered the Spanish enclave had left on Saturday 1 August, assured Madrid
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Almost all tens of thousands of migrants illegally entered the Spanish enclave had left on Saturday 1 August, assured Madrid. And that an illegal entry can then turn into a legal stay", the representatives of these countries wrote in an open letter. Further inland, the AFP saw hundreds of migrants, many of them sub-Saharan Africans, waiting in front of the reception centre dedicated to them but whose access was blocked by the police.
Furthermore, On the Moroccan side, buses were chartered to transport hundreds of people returning from Ceuta to the interior of the country.
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Almost all tens of thousands of migrants illegally entered the Spanish enclave had left on Saturday 1 August, assured Madrid.
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And that an illegal entry can then turn into a legal stay", the representatives of these countries wrote in an open letter.
according to France 24 (français)Further inland, the AFP saw hundreds of migrants, many of them sub-Saharan Africans, waiting in front of the reception centre dedicated to them but whose access was blocked by the police.
according to France 24 (français)On the Moroccan side, buses were chartered to transport hundreds of people returning from Ceuta to the interior of the country.
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