US EditionPortuguese Court Orders Expulsion of Moroccan Asylum Seekers
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Lawyer Bruno Medeiros Gurgel explains some doubts about the coercive departure of migrants who arrived at the Bishop's Villa. The Act of Foreigners fears new arrivals in Portugal.
Portuguese Court Expels Moroccan asylum seekers - Voice of Nigeria Broadcasting Service
The 38 migrants, 25 men, six women and seven children, are all Moroccan nationals and will have to return to their country of origin, the court in Silves ruled. The migrants who washed ashore in a small wooden boat in the Algarve will be repatriated, a Silves court judge ruled. They have 20 days to leave the country voluntarily, failing that, they will be forcibly expelled. They are to all remain in custody and temporarily housed in a pavilion i…
The Court decided to install the migrants who heard this afternoon in a temporary installation centre, until the process of return to their country, which could be carried out voluntary or coercively, advanced the SIC News. They are three adults and three minors. It is noted that, of the total of 38 migrants who landed in the Boca Beach of Rio, in the council of Villa Nova on Saturday, only one of them is missing, which is still hospitalized.
Migrants have not applied for international protection. They will now be distributed by four centres of temporary installation in Lisbon, Porto and Faro.
PSP prepared the distribution of migrants by the four centres of the country 38 migrants landed on Saturday in Algarve.
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