The Civil Guard Recommended Strengthening Maritime Surveillance in Ceuta Following the Supreme Court's Ruling
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The Civil Guard, the Police, the CNI and the Military Intelligence record in their notes the ruling that prohibits the return 'hot' of migrants who access Spain by sea and come to speak of the 'direct consequence' of the massive arrival on July 30 and 31 The reports warned of the increase in arrivals to Ceuta and of the calls in networks for an "assault" but failed to assess its magnitude The reading of the declassified material by the Governmen…
He warned of the "effect called towards swimming entrances" and the increase of "immigration pressure" on the two autonomous cities due to the change in the doctrine of the high court.
The National Police registered 1,240 irregular entries into Ceuta just three days before the mass entry
The Civil Guard requested to strengthen its operation in the autonomous city of Ceuta on July 8, 22 days before the Moroccan invasion. This is seen in a 'office note' of the Border and Maritime Police Command in which it argues its application as a result of the Supreme Court ruling preventing the return of those entering the swimming pool.
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In an information dispatch he proposed four measures including strengthening the underwater unit and amending legislation to prevent swim entry.
The General Directorate of the Civil Guard proposed to strengthen the maritime barrier in order to proceed with the immediate return of immigrants arriving in Ceuta and Melilla only three days after the Supreme Court ratified the impossibility of doing so for those arriving in the swimming. In fact the sentence was published on July 8 and "the dispatch note" in which it is proposed to "strengthen the Provincial Maritime Service of Ceuta" on July…
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