El Gobierno acelera los trámites para sacar en dos semanas a todos los inmigrantes de la calle y poder devolver a la mayoría

The Ceuta crisis is taking a new turn, and the Government is deploying more technical resources and political decisiveness to regain control after a night of violence on Thursday. The Executive already has a definitive list of spaces to house immigrants, and it is accelerating works to ensure that no illegal residents are sleeping on the streets or beaches within two weeks, a situation that is generating the most tension in the city according to an extensive analysis in the Government.

Moreover, the processes for repatriations, particularly for Moroccan adults who have virtually no chance of receiving asylum, will be accelerated. More specialized police officers have been sent to expedite this procedure, and legal protocol interviews can also be conducted online with agents and translators outside Ceuta to overcome the significant challenge of sending more individuals to a small area already filled with military, police, and humanitarian assistance personnel.

Furthermore, ten days after receiving the European offer, the Government has taken a new step by formally requesting help from the European Union through Frontex for this "triage" work, involving police and interpreters from other countries who can act online to expedite repatriations.