Ceuta: Police launch new repatriation operation to Morocco!

Spanish national police officers escort migrants at the border between Ceuta and Morocco as part of a repatriation operation. The authorities are specifically seeking out individuals who are subject to return decisions (Credit: AI-generated)

The Spanish National Police have launched a large-scale operation in Ceuta to locate migrants subject to ongoing repatriation proceedings and return them to Morocco. The operation also targets residents of the CETI reception center who, according to the authorities, have…

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