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New legal hurdles are complicating the repatriation of unaccompanied migrant children from Ceuta to Morocco, with the Prosecutor's Office highlighting difficulties due to a lack of cooperation from Rabat. The government is accelerating summary expulsions in Ceuta and plans a meeting with regional authorities at the end of August to discuss the issue. In a significant escalation of diplomatic tensions, Morocco is reportedly considering suspending an extradition pact with Spain, reiterating…
El Confidencial:
Law Prevents Full Repatriation of Ceuta Migrant Children, Government Promises…
A new law is hindering the complete repatriation of unaccompanied migrant children from Ceuta to Morocco, despite government promises, raising legal and ethical questions.
La Vanguardia:
Government Expedites Expulsions to Clear Ceuta Streets
The Spanish government is accelerating summary expulsions to reduce the number of people on the streets of Ceuta, amidst a debate over the distribution of minors between communities and the complexities of Moroccan and sub-Saharan migrants.
20minutos:
Morocco Considers Suspending Extradition Pact With Spain Amid Tensions
Morocco is reportedly considering suspending an extradition pact with Spain, following weeks of tensions and accusations from Morocco regarding Ceuta and Melilla, and Spanish immigration policy.
El Confidencial:
Prosecutor's Office Warned of Difficulty Repatriating Minors to Morocco
The Prosecutor's Office has alerted authorities to the significant difficulties in repatriating unaccompanied minor migrants to Morocco due to a lack of cooperation from Rabat.
EL PAÍS:
Fear of Deportation Among Migrants Arriving in Ceuta After Cooperation…
Migrants who arrived in Ceuta by swimming are fearing deportation following the Spanish Foreign Minister's announcement of cooperation with Morocco, raising concerns in the autonomous city.
20minutos:
Morocco's Threats to Spain Remain Unanswered by Government
The Spanish government has yet to respond to recent threats from Morocco, which has reiterated claims over Ceuta and Melilla and threatened to suspend the extradition agreement.
El Confidencial:
Government and Autonomous Communities to Meet on Migrant Minors Issue
The Spanish government and regional authorities are scheduled to meet at the end of August to discuss the ongoing dispute concerning unaccompanied migrant minors.
La Vanguardia:
Moroccan and Sub-Saharan Migrants in Ceuta
Moroccans are accepting their expulsion while sub-Saharan migrants are establishing a home on the shores of Ceuta, highlighting the different approaches to migration and residency in the Spanish enclave.
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