Brussels Says All Migrants Still Illegally in Ceuta Must Be Returned to Morocco, Minors Included
The European Commission said on Tuesday that EU law allows for such returns.
The European Commission expects all individuals residing illegally in Ceuta, Spain’s North African enclave, to be returned to Morocco. This includes unaccompanied minors, as EU legislation permits their return. The priority is for Spanish and Moroccan authorities to manage the situation and facilitate swift returns.
- The European Commission stated that all migrants illegally present in Ceuta should be returned to Morocco.
- EU law allows for the return of unaccompanied minors as well.
- The Commission cited the return directive and EU return regulation as legal basis for these removals.
- Spanish and Moroccan authorities are urged to maintain control and ensure swift returns.
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