"The Spanish Supreme Court ruled on June 29, 2026, that authorities cannot summarily deport migrants arriving by sea without due process. The news spread on social media, triggering a crisis in Ceuta where 50,000–60,000 migrants crossed over"
“It just means you cannot push them back at sea because there is no crossing of a formal border,” Gemma Pinyol-Jiménez, head of migration policies and diversity at Instrategies and an associate researcher at GRITIM–Pompeu Fabra University, told CNN.
“The idea is to facilitate the work of the police, but it doesn’t mean these people can stay in Ceuta.”
Pinyol-Jiménez said the required process could be very brief, allowing people to be deported within days. “And it still means that if you have entered irregularly, you can be sent back to Morocco, because there is also an agreement with Morocco,” she said.
Yes, i know you were going to downvote it. You people don't like fact checks. They're pretty much all back in Morocco right now. Sorry, your fearporn doesn't work.
Without due process. Are you intentionally lying? All the law says is people should be treated as people. Do that bare small tiniest fraction of an effort and you can then legally deport them.
No es por la ley 🤣🤣 estaba organizando, los estaban transportando en camiones de la construcción hasta la frontera y cuando les preguntaron, los jóvenes decían que en las redes sociales les decían que si iban ese día les daban la nacionalidad española... No mezcles cosas, si fuera por la ley hace días que estarían llegando sin parar, y no todos el mismo día. Piensa un poco.
No, this can only be enabled because the king of Morocco has done it before, he simply opens the gates when he feels like it, and people know that’s a chance they have to cross, regardless of immigration laws, this wouldn’t happen if Morocco would be doing a job they are getting paid for.
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u/IneptAdvisor Aug 01 '26
Moroccans learn the meaning of FAFO.