Spanish Police Find 28 Undocumented Migrants in Unsanitary Ceuta Flats
Police said the migrants were found in unsanitary flats, with three arrests and three minors sent to support services.
- On Wednesday, September 23, Spanish authorities successfully prevented a threatened mass border breach in Ceuta, maintaining calm after deploying a reinforced security operation.
- Around 7,000 people entered Ceuta during the July 30 and 31 crisis, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to state Morocco needs "explanations and changes" to prevent future influxes.
- To monitor potential crowd formations, officials doubled aerial surveillance using two drones and a helicopter, while the Interior Ministry deployed 75 National Police officers and three Guardia Civil reserve platoons, adding more than 200 officers.
- Security units established early checkpoints at Castillejos and Bab Sebta, stopping groups before they reached the fence, while officials analyzed a private Facebook group exceeding 91,000 members.
- National Court judge Maria Tardon is leading a judicial investigation into the incident, as Sanchez noted Wednesday that "we saw a very large police deployment" at the border, acknowledging Rabat's cooperation.
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Emergency personnel find a clandestine shelter for undocumented persons in the galleries of an abandoned base in the autonomous city.
Spanish police find 28 undocumented migrants in unsanitary Ceuta flats
In Ceuta, Spanish police discovered 28 undocumented migrants hiding in flats that did not meet adequate hygiene and habitability standards. Ceuta is facing a humanitarian crisis, weeks after more than 70,000 people reached the enclave from Morocco.
The hideouts of the thousands of illegal immigrants hiding in Ceuta waiting for an opportunity to jump to the peninsula are coming to light. On Wednesday, firefighters have discovered an illegal camp for dozens of invaders hidden in the underground galleries of the autonomous city and the National Police has dismantled two ... Continue reading "Discovered an illegal camp of dozens of invaders in the underground galleries of Ceuta"
National Police agents have dismantled in Ceuta two properties allegedly used for...
The extensive police and military apparatus on the Spanish side, together with the camps pre-emptively erected by the Moroccan forces on the other side of the gate, fulfilled its objective of reading
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