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Spanish Police Launch New ID Procedure for Migrants at Temporary Camps

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Police in the northern Spanish enclave of Ceuta are introducing a new identification process for migrants as authorities move to dismantle a temporary camp.

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On Monday morning, the Spanish police evacuated a second migrant camp in the port of Ceuta, which had crossed the border during the July influx of migrants, as part of the Government's plan to gradually dismantle temporary structures, after transferring 450 migrants and dismantling a first camp the day before.

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On Monday, the National Police carried out a second eviction operation in the temporary migrant camp in an administrative situation ...

·Madrid, Spain
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On Sunday 450 people were evicted and the operation continues this Monday with transfers to the CATE and possible returns to Morocco

·Madrid, Spain
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The intention is to regroup people elsewhere to proceed with the closure of temporary reception spaces, up to a total of seven

·Barcelona, Spain
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The objective is to reorganize reception and "optimize the places available in other places"

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Cadena SER broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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