Migration crisis: Migrants leave Ceuta – pressure on Spain increases
According to the Spanish government, almost all migrants have now returned to Morocco
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According to the Spanish government, almost all migrants have now returned to Morocco. Ceuta is smaller than Frankfurt Airport Ceuta has less than 85,000 inhabitants and is slightly smaller than Frankfurt Airport with an area of only 18.5 square kilometers. This includes a total of 29 countries, including EU countries such as Germany and France, but also non-EU countries such as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
Furthermore, In view of scarcely any prospects of onward travel as well as lack of accommodation and care, the people had disappointed and voluntarily started the return journey, reported the newspaper “El País”. A permanent exclusion of a country from the Schengen area against its will is not provided for in the EU rules. “The protection of the external borders of the European Union is crucial for combating illegal migration,” the CDU politician emphasized.
In addition, When travelling by plane or ship, border controls should be carried out again. He reminded that Ceuta does not belong to the Schengen area, which means that they cannot simply travel on from there to other EU countries. There are various attempts to explain how things could have come to this point.
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According to the Spanish government, almost all migrants have now returned to Morocco.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCeuta is smaller than Frankfurt Airport Ceuta has less than 85,000 inhabitants and is slightly smaller than Frankfurt Airport with an area of only 18.5 square kilometers.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis includes a total of 29 countries, including EU countries such as Germany and France, but also non-EU countries such as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn view of scarcely any prospects of onward travel as well as lack of accommodation and care, the people had disappointed and voluntarily started the return journey, reported the newspaper “El País”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA permanent exclusion of a country from the Schengen area against its will is not provided for in the EU rules.
reliability low1/2 sources“The protection of the external borders of the European Union is crucial for combating illegal migration,” the CDU politician emphasized.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWhen travelling by plane or ship, border controls should be carried out again.
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He reminded that Ceuta does not belong to the Schengen area, which means that they cannot simply travel on from there to other EU countries.
according to HandelsblattThere are various attempts to explain how things could have come to this point.
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