Police, Military Search Migrants in Ceuta Amid Hardships


Police, Military Search Migrants in Ceuta Amid Hardships

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Police, Military Search Migrants in Ceuta Amid Hardships

Police and soldiers search for migrants in Ceuta, Spain. Most Moroccan migrants left due to high costs and low payments.

Near Mount San Antonio, police caught 22 migrants. They wanted to go back to Morocco but police told them to stay.

Police said they could become part of Spanish society. Many migrants cried and tried to break away from the police.

A local official spoke about future plans for these people. He suggested jobs like pickpocketing or burning cars in Paris.

Ceuta officials now think the city will fail its goals. They will not help with society's diversity in Europe.


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Why did most Moroccan migrants leave?

They left due to high costs and low payments.

What did the police tell the migrants who wanted to go back to Morocco?

The police told them to stay.

What did a local official suggest for the migrants?

He suggested jobs like pickpocketing or burning cars in Paris.


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