Recent Measures by Moroccan Security Forces
In a concerted effort to manage migration, Moroccan security forces have successfully thwarted the entry of approximately 1,500 individuals into Ceuta over the past ten days, according to reports from local media sources. These individuals have been redirected to various cities in southern and eastern Morocco, including Tata, Zagora, and Ouarzazate. The heightened vigilance along the Mediterranean coast has led to daily detentions ranging from 150 to 200, underscoring the persistent pressure and repeated attempts by migrants to cross the border into Ceuta.
Ongoing Operations and Future Implications
These operations on the ground are a continuation of measures implemented by Moroccan authorities since late July and early August. These efforts culminated in the deportation of over 60,000 people attempting to enter the occupied city of Ceuta illegally. This figure does not include those who were repatriated through direct coordination between Moroccan and Spanish authorities. As the summer holiday season comes to a close and the school year begins, it is anticipated that the movement of non-residents in the vicinity of Fnideq will decrease. This reduction is expected to facilitate the work of security forces in monitoring and identifying individuals suspected of attempting to cross the border.
As reported by larazon.es.
