A young man of Moroccan origin was expelled from Spain last Friday for participating in the massive demonstrations of Catalan separatists denouncing the conviction of separatist leaders.
The surprise operation carried out by the Ceuta Civil Guard on Monday, November 11, 2019 resulted in the arrest of 64 Moroccans, candidates for illegal immigration, 27 of whom are pending expulsion to Morocco.
Undocumented, Walid, 22, a Moroccan student at the Blanqui high school in Saint-Ouen, is under the threat of imminent expulsion from France. While the Paris administrative court will rule on the case on Friday, November 15, the teaching staff and all the students are showing their support for the young Moroccan placed in the Vincennes (Val-de-Marne) detention center.
If the provision were to be implemented, foreign citizens convicted of sexual or gender-based violence will henceforth be expelled from French territory. This is one of the immigration measures mentioned by Prime Minister Edouard Philippe during the interministerial committee.
Turkey is putting its threat into action. To this end, it is working on the deportation of 15 jihadists, including 11 French.
The petition launched by essayist Raphaël Glucksmann has finally borne fruit. Christophe Castaner, Minister of the Interior, has suspended the deportation procedure for Samira, 10, threatened with female genital mutilation in Côte d’Ivoire.
The former Delegate Minister in charge of the Civil Service, Mohamed Moubdie, was expelled by members of the Moroccan community in Italy from the Real Estate Fair, SMAP EXPO, held in Milan from November 1 to 3.
In the space of nine months, Germany has expelled nearly 17,000 asylum seekers, including many Moroccans.
A Moroccan national from the city of Tangier has been expelled from Spain for terrorism apology. He will no longer be able to set foot on Iberian soil for a period of 10 years.
Two Danish activists who were to travel to the Sahara were expelled last Thursday by the Moroccan police. Contacted by phone, one of them confirmed the facts to the EFE.
A 35-year-old Moroccan imam, described as "fundamentalist" and a preacher of hatred, is accused of having incited Mickaël Harpon to commit the massacre at the Paris Police Headquarters. Subject of an expulsion measure in 2015, canceled by the Residence Permit Commission, the man is now on the "S" watchlist.
Moroccan families and their children, asylum seekers and originally from Morocco, were evicted from a squat located in Nantes. Originally from other African countries, they were immediately taken care of by the Association, "The Other Canteen".