An exceptional operation to regularize migrants was launched last Wednesday and 27,649 regularization applications were processed between 2014 and 2015. As a result, 23,096 people were regularized, including unaccompanied minors and more than 10,000 women, according to figures published by Ahmed Lahlimi, number one of the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
While he was threatened with expulsion in January, Mohand finally obtained an appointment at the prefecture to study his case and renew his residence permit. The 70-year-old man of Algerian origin, who was the victim of an "administrative imbroglio", is finally smiling again.
On the night of February 25, 2019, in Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, in the Essonne in France, Arzki Benazouaou, an undocumented immigrant of Algerian origin, saved a mother and her baby from the hands of a violent and very aggressive husband. Since his act of bravery, this 40-year-old lawyer hopes to obtain regularization.
For a few days now, this information, which falls under the competent authorities of the Kingdom, has been widely relayed by foreign embassies based in Morocco.
Collecting donations for the repatriation of deceased Moroccans abroad is now prohibited by the Kingdom of Morocco, which fully assumes this operation, hammered Abdelkrim Benatiq, Minister of Moroccans Residing Abroad and Migration Affairs.
Since Wednesday, June 26 and until Friday, June 28, Ismaël, 35, will appear before the Assizes Court of Doubs. He is answering for the murder of his partner, 39, and mother of two children. The facts date back to January 7, 2017, in Besançon, in the Orchamps district.
Considering themselves persecuted by the Moroccan authorities, Moroccan Christians have just addressed their grievances to Pope Francis on the occasion of the visit he is to make to the kingdom on March 30 and 31.