The ruling of the Supreme Court on July 8 prohibits 'hot returns' of immigrants who access Ceuta and Melilla by swimming, arguing that there are no containment elements in the sea, which will force the Government to follow a slower ordinary procedure in these cases. (translated)
The Supreme Court has endorsed that hot returns of migrants at sea can be applied only if there are elements of border containment, although it has ruled that currently these returns cannot be carried out for those who arrive swimming to Ceuta and Melilla. (translated)
In recent days, 1,500 migrants have arrived in Ceuta, exceeding the total number of arrivals between January and July 2025, and the situation is worsened by a recent decision of the Spanish Supreme Court, which abolished the possibility of "hot returns" for migrants arriving by sea, while factors such as intense fog and the spread of information on social networks also contribute to the increase in border crossings. (translated)
The article discusses the growing illegal immigration to Spain by swimming from Morocco, highlighting the consequences of a recent Supreme Court ruling that limits 'hot returns', which reinforces the issue of the lack of an effective legal framework to address illegality and criticizes the institutional ineffectiveness in containing this situation. (translated)
El Partido Popular (PP) presentará una reforma de la Ley de Extranjería para permitir las 'devoluciones en caliente' de inmigrantes que lleguen a nado a Ceuta y Melilla, como respuesta a una reciente sentencia del Tribunal Supremo que prohíbe las expulsiones automáticas de estos migrantes. #CrisisMigratoria #LeyExtranjería #DevolucionesEnCaliente
Po rozhodnutí Nejvyššího soudu, které prohlásilo devoluce v horku migrantů zachycených na moři za nezákonné, zastavila Guardia Civil v Ceutě tyto praxe, které vláda obhajovala několik let. #DevolucionesEnCaliente #Migración #Ceuta
