Police Return to the Beach the Ceuta Trampoline to Continue the Eviction in the Area
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The invaders who for almost two months have occupied the beach of the Ceuta Trampoline are changing scenery. With the eviction moving forward in phases, some have chosen to leave the settlement during the night to avoid meeting the National Police, being evicted and being registered during the operation. The images captured by OKDIARIO ... Continue reading "Invaders flee the Trampolin at night to avoid eviction and take the streets of Ceuta"
Most have signed the “discontinuance of asylum application” in front of an interpreter
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SIC NotíciasTrampolín beach had become the main informal settlement of migrants who arrived in Ceuta in late July, with about 3,500 people sheltered there for more than two months.
Madrid. Almost at dawn, when the sky was still dark, the Spanish National Police began the device to carry out an eviction on the beach of Trampolin, in Ceuta, where about 3,500 migrants, mostly Moroccans, live, who were camped there with houses built with garbage remains, plastic bags and cardboards to protect themselves from the cold.
Migrants will be taken back by bus to the border crossing.
The migrants will be transported back by bus to the border crossing, where yesterday more than half of the migrants expressed their desire to return voluntarily to their country of origin.
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