Khaldoune, Oualid and Wassim, three Algerian migrants from Fnideq, Morocco to Ceuta by swimming, were rescued at sea by the Guardia Civil on November 14. After being taken care of by the Red Cross, they were expelled to their country of origin.
Seized by the real estate company "Charaf Immobilier", the court of first instance of Tangier ruled on the case called eviction of hundreds of families from the "Hawmat Chouk" district .
In Pézenas, SOS Racisme and the members of the Cercle du silence are supporting a Moroccan woman and her autistic son who are still threatened with expulsion despite a court victory.
Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne has stripped Karim Mohamed-Aggad, brother of Foued, the third suicide bomber in the terrorist attack that hit the Bataclan concert hall on November 13, 2015, of his French nationality. He could be deported to Algeria, his father’s country, or Morocco, the country of origin of his mother.
Morocco is again issuing many consular laissez-passer. This should facilitate the expulsion of its nationals from France.
Mourad El Yassini, 53, was evicted on Tuesday from his father’s house in Palma de Mallorca where he has been living for thirteen years. It is the latter, living in Tetouan, Morocco, who has been pursuing the eviction procedure against his son for a year.
In Tangier, residents of the "Hawmat Chouk" neighborhood are up in arms against their eviction from their homes. A lawyer will be appointed by the mayor of the city to defend their interests. The next hearing will be held on November 8.
The information about the eviction procedures of hundreds of families in the Benkirane district of Tangier, following the decision of the owner of the land, a Jew exiled in Israel, is unclear. What is the reality?
Two Moroccans appeared in late July before the Créteil judicial court for refusing to board the plane at Orly that was to return them to Barbados in the Caribbean, after they were denied entry into France.
The Moroccan government spokesman, Mustapha Baitas, explained on Thursday the expulsion of the deputy editor-in-chief of the French weekly Marianne, Quentin Müller, and his colleague, the reporter and photojournalist, Thérèse Di Campo. The two journalists were taken to the airport on Wednesday to board a flight to Marseille.
Morocco expelled on Wednesday two French journalists from the magazine Marianne, who were conducting investigations on King Mohammed VI and "human rights violations" in the kingdom.
Three Moroccan imams, considered a threat to national security, were expelled from Spain and about thirty, listed as extremists, were banned from entering prisons in 2022, according to a report on terrorism in Spain.