Guvernul Spaniei vrea să accelereze întoarcerea migranţilor încă prezenţi în Ceuta

The Spanish government has introduced measures to expedite the return of thousands of migrants in Ceuta following a massive influx from Morocco. The priority is to ensure the return and repatriation of as many individuals as possible while respecting legal and human rights. Over 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta in late July, with an estimated 3,500 to 7,000 still remaining. Authorities are working to identify each person for asylum eligibility or initiate repatriation protocols. A unified command has been established to enhance coordination among state and local administrations. The government also plans to create reception centers to restore normalcy in Ceuta amidst ongoing debates about migration policies.