The U.S. Embassy in Rabat warns anyone attempting to enter the United States illegally, lying to obtain a visa, working without legal authorization, or remaining on U.S. territory after the expiration of their visa or visa-free period.
The trial of two French nationals and four Moroccans prosecuted for human trafficking opened Tuesday before the Bordeaux Criminal Court. The six defendants are accused of exploiting 28 Moroccan migrants on farms.
Soufiane Dahou Touil, then a young migrant under guardianship, was welcomed by Pilar Ferriz and Joan Oñate, a Catalan couple living in Sant Fellu de Llobregat. Twelve years later, the Moroccan, supported by this adoptive family, has obtained Spanish nationality and has become a fulfilled man.
After a year of waiting, the government has finally transmitted to the social partners the list of dozens of shortage occupations in France, which opens the possibility for undocumented workers to obtain residence permits. However, this new register is not well received by some unions.
Since the entry into force in January of the Retailleau circular, the obtaining or renewal of residence permits in France is a real obstacle course.
After undocumented immigrants, it is foreigners in regular status in France who will be affected by the tightening of immigration policy. This is evidenced by the new approach taken by the prefecture of Loire-Atlantique (Nantes).
A lawyer at the Paris bar is warning undocumented workers applying for residence permits against the rumors and fake news circulating since the announcement on February 21 of the new list of shortage occupations in France.
The land border post of Zouj Bghal between Morocco and Algeria was exceptionally opened to allow the repatriation of dozens of Moroccan migrants who were detained in Algerian prisons.
French Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, now supports the ban on marriages between French and "irregular foreigners" and supports a bill that will be examined on February 20 in the Senate.
Mohamed, a 22-year-old Moroccan, is eking out a living in Spain. Arrived in Catalonia two years ago, the young homeless man has managed, not without difficulty, to enroll in the first year of vocational studies in mechanics at the INS de Llobregat de L’Hospitalet.
Ayoub, a young Moroccan, tried to reach the Canary Islands by swimming from Tarfaya, in southern Morocco, with only a truck tire, flippers and some provisions as equipment. Leaving with his friend Mohcine, he spent eight days at sea in extreme conditions.
The French government wants fewer regularizations of undocumented immigrants. A text has been adopted in this sense to toughen the conditions.