What is the refusal of entry?
Since April 2015 in Spain is legally practiced a measure
that enables State security forces and bodies
to refuse the entry to Ceuta and Melilla border and to deport to Morocco
aliens who were intercepted trying to cross
parts of retaining borders, in other words, border fence.
This is an Aliens Law reform that has its origins
in the tragedy on February 2014 when 15 people died
trying to swim to the Ceuta beach El Tarajal.
The measure is also known as summary deportation
or on-the-spot deportation
because it's not necessary to apply for the administrative inquiry
in order to proceed with the deportation of the aliens.
For this reason and because the execution of these returns is plausible,
it may infringe human rights and international protection,
the measure has been strongly criticized
by both the legal means and general public.