NGOs warn of "fatal consequences" if the decree to accelerate the expulsion of migrants in Ceuta is approved

On Tuesday, September 29, various human rights and humanitarian organizations in Spain rejected a government draft royal decree law aimed at accelerating the expulsion and return of migrants from Ceuta to Morocco.

The NGOs issued strong warnings that the proposed legislative measure would have "fatal consequences" for fundamental human rights and severely undermine the legal right to asylum.

The controversy centers on government efforts to expedite deportations in the autonomous city, drawing immediate pushback from advocacy groups concerned about the protection of migrants' legal rights.