The Armed Forces take migrants to the border with Morocco, thus adding around 70,000 migrants who have returned

The Armed Forces have been deployed in the streets of Ceuta this Monday, August 3, in search of migrants who want to return to Morocco, to their country of origin, using Armed Forces trucks, which allow these people to be transported to the border to return them to Morocco.

Almost 70,000 migrants have already returned to Morocco after crossing the border into Ceuta. The military and the Armed Forces and all agents sent to Ceuta continue working to try to organize all the remaining people who want to return and head to their country of origin. Little by little, with the work of all Spanish services, all those people who want to return to Morocco after what happened are being organized and filtered.

However, despite the fact that hundreds of North Africans were transported back to the Tarajal border this Monday morning, some migrants are still wandering through the peripheral neighborhoods of the city. Hundreds of them, on the Benítez road that leads to the Temporary Immigrant Stay Center (CETI) and on the road to the Benzú district, near Ceuta's other border with Morocco, Beliones.