
Declassified reports reveal previous alerts about illegal swimming entries after the Supreme Court ruling
The National Police warned on July 27 about a massive entry of migrants swimming from Morocco, three days before the avalanche of 80,000 people, linking the increase to a Supreme Court ruling on sudden returns.
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The Supreme Court issued a ruling on July 8 that limited direct returns of migrants. Three days later, there was a rush of 80,000 people crossing the border.
The National Police warned on July 27, three days before the avalanche of more than 80,000 migrants from Morocco to Spain occurred, that in the previous 20 days there was a "massive swimming entry" of people illegally across the border between both countries, according to one of the reports declassified by the Government this Wednesday.
The document, specifically, certifies how within the National Police a "communication form of relevant facts" was produced: the fact itself was that, since the Supreme Court ruling that limited the possibility of hot returns, made public on July 8, a "massive swimming entry" was taking place.

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