A Moroccan who swam into Ceuta explains to Judge Tardón that he decided to do so after hearing "that Pedro Sánchez was going to regularize everyone who entered"

Judge María Tardón is investigating the mass arrival of immigrants in Ceuta, having heard testimonies from four Moroccan witnesses. They reported seeing Moroccan police directing people to enter Ceuta via the beach and pier. One witness mentioned being influenced by social media messages about a new regularization by the Spanish government and lax border controls. Another witness observed numerous small buses and taxis transporting people to the border without seeing any controls until near Tarajal. Previous testimonies included claims of Moroccan security personnel being present in shelters. The judge aims to clarify the circumstances surrounding the mass entry and the Spanish authorities' response.

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