More than a month after the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta, the Government began to address the causes of the crisis. The main conclusion was that the migratory pressure with around 72,000 entries between July 30 and 31 would have been caused by the dissemination of bulls through social networks. Following a recent Supreme ruling on so-called hot returns, it would have been made to believe the legal impossibility of expelling anyone enter…
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More than a month after the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta, the Government began to address the causes of the crisis. The main conclusion was that the migratory pressure with around 72,000 entries between July 30 and 31 would have been caused by the dissemination of bulls through social networks. Following a recent Supreme ruling on so-called hot returns, it would have been made to believe the legal impossibility of expelling anyone enter…