Some migrants who remained in Ceuta after massive crossing the border with Morocco declare their intention to scope Germany. Apollo News describes a previously deported Moroccan among them. This is further proof that the crisis at the external border is rapidly becoming a problem for Europe as a whole.
Ceuta after massive border crossing
The Spanish authorities reported tens of thousands of people who had made their way from Morocco to Ceuta in late July. According to later data, the vast majority returned to Morocco or was sent back, but any remained in the Spanish enclave.
Apollo News reported that any of the remaining ones wanted to scope Germany. Among the persons described is simply a Moroccan citizen who has already been deported. This information should be attributed to the origin publication as the available material does not contain papers relating to its erstwhile case.
External border and secondary movement
Ceuta lies in North Africa, but is part of Spain and the European Union. Getting into an enclave does not automatically mean free entry to the continent. However, the declaration itself shows the mechanics with which European countries have been facing for years: the country of destination is sometimes a country offering better services, a larger labour marketplace or an existing diaspora.
If the deportation decision does not close the anticipation of re-entry into the Union, the strategy shall lose credibility. It is utilized by smugglers and intermediaries. The cost is borne by the services, local governments and taxpayers, and legal migrants are thrown into 1 dispute with those concerned.
Poland must defend its decision
For Warsaw it is simply a informing against solutions that separate migrants between countries without sealing the external border and effective return. Poland should not take over the effects of another's policy or agree to mechanisms limiting its right to control entry.
Human dignity requires a safe procedure and individual consideration. However, Community safety requires the implementation of valid decisions and the elimination of incentives for illegal travel. Europe must yet treat both obligations at the same time.
Source: Apollo News
