Spain Requests Reinforcement From Frontex to Triage Immigrants Remaining in Ceuta
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European agents will help classify foreigners and help process files and returns.
The Minister of the Interior sends the petition in a letter to the Director-General of Migration of the European Commission
Almost a month has passed before Fernando Grande-Marlaska has decided to ask the European Commission for the support of Frontex and Europol for the triage of immigrants who remain in Ceuta in an irregular manner. The Minister of the Interior has sent the petition in a letter to the Director General of Migration and Internal Affairs of the Community Executive, Beate Gminder, in response to the offer of 21 August.
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