Associations in Sète are calling for the release of Nourredine, a young Moroccan without papers, placed in the administrative detention center (CRA). They are organizing a rally this Friday in front of the CRA.
The expulsion of Moroccans from the Canary Islands has seen an increase in recent months. Spain is sending back nearly 100 Moroccan migrants each week to their country of origin.
At the request of Morocco , the flights expelling Moroccan migrants from Spain to Morocco will land in Laâyoune. A diplomatic way for Morocco to get Spain to recognize its sovereignty over the Sahara. In total, four trips of twenty migrants each will be made per week.
After rejecting their asylum application, the Spanish authorities proceeded to deport two Rif Moroccans. They boarded a special flight to Laâyoune, with 18 other illegal immigrants also deported.
While he was requesting the regularization of his situation, Bilal, a Moroccan belonging to the Emmaüs Community of Servas, for three years, was transferred on Tuesday, February 16 to the detention center in Marseille. The members of the community, devastated, are mobilizing to lift the sword of expulsion that hangs over his head.
A petition has been launched to support Kenza Sahed, 18, a senior student at the Lycée Les Bruyères in Sotteville-lès-Rouen, threatened with expulsion. An elected official plans to send a letter to the prefect to intervene on her behalf.
For several weeks now, the member countries of the European Union have begun expelling undocumented migrants and unaccompanied minors from their territory. To this end, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) informs the Member States that it is not possible to expel minors who do not have a host family in their country of origin.
The agreement recently signed between France and Morocco to simplify the return of unaccompanied Moroccan minors to their country of origin is far from satisfying everyone. Associations and lawyers denounce the lack of clarity of a text they consider not in line with "the best interests of children".
The Spanish authorities have started the deportation of hundreds of illegal Moroccan immigrants, following negotiations with Morocco. This is happening at a time when the two countries are still in advanced talks, awaiting the conclusion of the Moroccan-Spanish summit, initially scheduled for December 17, but postponed to February 2021.
Abdelilah El Maimouni, a Moroccan long-distance runner facing deportation from Nièvre, can now rejoice. He has managed to thwart this decision by obtaining the right to remain in this city thanks to his ingenuity, the tenacity of his coach and the altruism of a businessman from Nièvre.
Over the past three months, 401 foreign nationals, including Moroccans, have been subject to expulsion measures from Bosnia-Herzegovina, for illegal entry and stay in the country.
Europe wants to send illegal immigrants back to Morocco as soon as possible, although it still has a great need for migrants. And, to find a suitable solution for all, it is proposing a "mutually beneficial" partnership to Morocco.