The Owners of a Flat in Ceuta Were Arrested for Renting It to 25 Migrants in Subhuman Conditions
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Two police operations uncover the lucrative illegal business of hosting migrants arrived in the massive leap in the city
The Civil Guard has arrested in Ceuta a man and a woman accused of a crime against the rights of foreign citizens after dismantling the parental floor in which they had converted their home on the Royal Street, where they had received 25 irregular immigrants, six of them minors. The armed institute has reported that the migrants found on the floor arrived in Ceuta during the massive entrance on 30 and 31 July . According to the Benemerita, the 2…
Migrants have been transferred on a step-by-step basis to police units for identification and filiation.
The owners, a man and a woman, charged each migrant between 200 and 300 euros a month for living in very precarious conditions, accusing them of a crime against the rights of foreign citizens.
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