Spain and Morocco agree on migrant repatriation

Spain and Morocco have decided to strengthen cooperation and activate measures to repatriate undocumented migrants who entered the city of Ceuta illegally, following the arrival of large numbers of migrants, most of them Moroccan, who crossed the Moroccan coasts by swimming. The Spanish government confirmed its intention to review and implement measures to repatriate all migrants as soon as possible, amid pressure on reception centers and security forces in the city, which are facing increasing strain due to mass crossing attempts, resulting in the deaths of nine people during attempts to reach Ceuta. The Spanish government clarified that criminal networks exploit judicial laws to hinder repatriation efforts, while cooperation between the two countries on migration issues is described as "exemplary."

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