Several migrants from Ceuta are returned to Morocco before the appeals are resolved in the National Court

Several migrants from Ceuta have been returned to Morocco despite pending appeals in the National Court. Humanitarian associations claim that legal deadlines are not being respected, while the Interior Ministry cites resource shortages and delayed responses. Yassen S.A., a Yemeni national, was deported despite a court order allowing him to remain in Spain during his appeal process. The Ministry insists that the deportation occurred after the deadline for the appeal had passed. Recent returns have involved over 1,000 cases of migrants whose asylum requests were denied, raising concerns about legal protections and the treatment of migrants from various countries, including Yemen and Bangladesh.