BRUSSELS — Greater than 48,300 of the roughly 50,000 individuals who entered the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco have returned, a Spanish authorities official informed POLITICO.
“Most people that got here yesterday at the moment are again in Morocco,” mentioned the official, who was granted anonymity to talk freely, including that the state of affairs was “on the trail again to normality.”
The inflow of migrants could possibly be linked to a current Spanish courtroom ruling that restricted using the nation’s immediate-return process for migrants, the official added.
The European Fee mentioned “there are not any onward actions in the direction of the European continent or different member states” by the migrants.
