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Ceuta: far right intensifies calls to expel migrants
Herz — World Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
The essentials
Far-right leaders have intensified calls to expel migrants who remain in Ceuta, according to The New York Times. Anti-immigration activists were also due to hold a rally in the Spanish territory to demand tougher measures. The mobilisation follows the arrival of thousands of migrants in the Spanish exclave last week.
- Far-right leaders are calling for migrants still in Ceuta to be expelled.
- An anti-immigration rally was due to demand tougher measures.
- Thousands of migrants entered the Spanish exclave last week.
What we know
Far-right leaders have intensified calls to expel migrants who remain in Ceuta, according to The New York Times.
Anti-immigration activists were due to hold a rally in the Spanish territory to demand tougher measures.
The mobilisation follows the arrival of thousands of migrants in the Spanish exclave last week.
The essential facts
The calls for expulsion target migrants who are still in Ceuta.
The planned rally was also intended to press for tougher migration measures.
Thousands of migrants entered Ceuta last week.
FAQ
What are far-right leaders demanding in Ceuta?
They are calling for migrants who remain in the Spanish territory to be expelled.
Why was a rally due to be held?
Anti-immigration activists planned to demand tougher measures.
How many migrants entered Ceuta?
Thousands of migrants entered the Spanish exclave last week.
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