Spain deports migrants from Ceuta after rejected asylum claims, drawing Amnesty criticism
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Spain’s Interior Ministry said on Tuesday it deported more than a dozen migrants from Ceuta after their asylum applications were rejected; NGOs told Reuters 16 people from African, Middle Eastern and Asian countries were sent to Morocco, which agreed to receive them. Amnesty International said Pedro Sanchez’s government endangered their human rights. It was the first deportation of its kind since a mass crossing from Morocco in late July, when about 80,000 people entered Ceuta in 48 hours and at least 100 died.
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