Spain accused of summary deportations as thousands sent back to Morocco

Campaigners say Spain may be violating migrants' rights after mass crossing into enclave of Ceuta The rapid pace at which Spain is returning migrants to Morocco could mean that migrants' rights are being violated, campaigners have warned, as Spain said it had already sent back 4,800 of the 8,000 people who had arrived in the north African enclave of Ceuta since Monday. "How can 4,000 people be summarily returned without violating the rights of children, asylum seekers, everyone?" Judith Sunderla...