Moroccan prosecutors have charged at least 86 individuals over their involvement in last week’s illegal migrant invasion of the Spanish city of Ceuta, multiple outlets reported.
The group of individuals — which reportedly include several young men and minors — face charges of rebellion, organizing illegal border crossings, transporting passengers without a driver’s license, overstaying visas, and public property damages, among other felonies.
Ceuta, a Spanish city located on Northern Africa home to some 87,000 inhabitants, is still reeling from last week’s dramatic events after tens of thousands of illegal migrants flooded the city, seeking entry into European territory. The Spanish government confirmed this week that some 72,000 illegal migrants...
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