Upon his arrival in Morocco, the imam of Lourches Hassan Iquioussen who had been expelled from Belgium, where he had taken refuge after fleeing France to escape an expulsion order, was welcomed by his family.
Hassan Iquioussen , the Moroccan imam known for his controversial positions, was released by the Moroccan authorities on Friday upon his arrival at the Mohamed V airport in Casablanca. He had been expelled from Belgium where he had taken refuge after fleeing France to avoid an expulsion order.
A legal saga that has lasted for weeks has just come to an end between France and Belgium. The 58-year-old Moroccan imam Hassan Iquioussen , who is on the "S" list for "remarks inciting hatred and discrimination", has been expelled to Casablanca after the issuance of a laissez-passer by the Moroccan authorities. This expulsion comes after a long legal battle between the two countries.
About twenty young people, including Moroccans, are subject to an obligation to leave French territory . The prefecture of the Ardennes cites a lack of identity documents. An appeal has been filed and several associations are mobilizing for their defense.
The town hall of Raismes, a commune located in the north of France, near Valenciennes, has decided to evict an octogenarian Moroccan who has been living on an unsanitary site since September. He has refused several rehousing proposals that have been made to him.
In the absence of a response from France to the request for care from the Belgian authorities, the imam Hassan Iquioussen , placed in a closed return center with a view to his removal from Belgian territory, will be returned to the Moroccan border.
The Spanish government has spoken out on the expulsion of Mohamed Said Badaoui , accused of jihadist indoctrination and a threat to national security.
The appeal of imam Hassan Iquioussen against his expulsion to France was rejected on Monday by the justice system.
In recent months, Spain has expelled without prior trial Moroccan imams accused of Salafism, including Mohamed Saïd Badaoui, Amarouch Azbi and Yahya Benaouda.
Accused of Salafism and posing a threat to national security, Moroccan imam Mohamed Badaoui, head of the Islamic community of Reus (Tarragona), was expelled from Spain on November 20. He is demanding the police reports on which the justice system based its decision to order his expulsion.
The Moroccan Salafist Mohamed Said Badaoui , detained for a month at the Foreigners’ Detention Center (CIE) in Barcelona, was expelled to Morocco by the Spanish authorities on Saturday.
A Moroccan subject to an expulsion order from Spanish territory was arrested on Wednesday in Granada for non-compliance with this expulsion decision for jihadist terrorism.