The Government is speeding up procedures to get all immigrants off the streets in two weeks and be able to return most of them.
The police officers will also work online from outside Ceuta to speed up asylum rejection and return procedures.
The Spanish government has stepped up its efforts to regain control of Ceuta, deploying more technical resources and increasing its political resolve. A list of spaces has been drawn up to accommodate migrants, with the aim of ensuring that no irregular migrants sleep on the streets or beaches within two weeks. The government plans to accelerate deportation processes, particularly for adult Moroccan nationals who have little chance of being granted asylum.
The government has also requested assistance from the European Union through Frontex to help with the classification and expulsion of migrants.
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