El PSOE estudia una reforma para salvar el “vacío legal” planteado por el Supremo para devolver a migrantes que entren a nado
El PP ya registró, antes de la entrada masiva, una propuesta de cambio con el mismo objetivo. El alto tribunal había fijado doctrina el 8 de julio sobre los retornos inmediatos, introducidos en la ley de extranjería por Rajoy
The Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) is exploring a reform to address the "legal vacuum" created by the Supreme Court's ruling on the repatriation of migrants who arrive by sea. On July 8th, the court confirmed that the expulsion clause of the Foreigners Act does not apply to all foreigners attempting to cross the border illegally, but only to those who overcome border barriers such as fences.
This means that the repatriation order does not apply in cases of sea arrivals without a physical barrier. Just three weeks after the ruling, more than 70,000 to 80,000 migrants entered Ceuta, which security forces could not immediately repatriate due to the court's order. Now, the socialists are studying a law reform to overcome this regulatory obstacle, according to PSOE sources.
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