Spain claims 25,000 African migrants already sent home as authorities expel 150 people per minute
Source: New York Post · Bias: Right
Summary
A mass deportation is underway in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta Friday, as about half of the 60,000 migrants who charged into the diminutive territory Thursday have either left or been sent back to Morocco, Spanish authorities said — claiming they’re removing a staggering 150 people per minute. The sudden wave of migrants hit Ceuta...
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