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Albares defends cooperation with Morocco in migration crisis from Ceuta

The minister assures that all migrants will be returned to Morocco and highlights the country's collaboration.

11 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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During his visit to Ceuta, Minister Albares justified Morocco's actions during the recent migration crisis, stating that the neighboring country has expressed its willingness to prevent such situations from occurring in the future. He added that 'even the last person' will be returned to Morocco, which, according to him, 'has asked for nothing in return.'

The minister also stated that irregular entry into Ceuta and Melilla is attributed to false rumors and warned that those who cross the border illegally will be returned. This tightening of immigration policy is part of his strategy to address the crisis.

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