21 Moroccan Immigrants Arrested in Ceuta for Stoning Military and Civilian Guards
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Hundreds of residents of Ceuta mobilized on Sunday, September 6, to claim the rights of the children of the Spanish city, deprived of numerous activities due to the crisis caused by the massive influx of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco at the end of July. In parallel, the authorities identified 21 Moroccan migrants, who acknowledged having thrown stones at soldiers and members of the Civil Guard. After being arrested, they agreed to r…
Twenty-one migrants who threw stones at a military patrol in the enclave of Ceuta were identified and agreed to return to Morocco, indicated on Sunday sources within the Spanish Civil Guard. ...
The events occurred on the beach of Trampolin, where many of the Moroccans still live in the streets of the Spanish enclave in Africa are concentrated.
Twenty-one Moroccans were repatriated to their country of origin after throwing stones at members of an armed forces patrol on surveillance in the El Trampolín beach area.
The Spanish Minister of Internal Administration travels to Ceuta to analyze the evolution of the situation in the city, at a time when 21 Moroccan migrants were identified after being stoned by elements of the authorities. About 300 people protested this Sunday to demand the expulsion of migrants.
The events took place on Trampolín beach and caused no injuries, according to police sources.
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