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Melilla, Aug 22 (EFE) .- The Unified Association of Civil Guards (AUGC) today denounced in Melilla carried out “immediate return” of immigrants through the border fence and called legal certainty for operators, since this procedure is not reflected in the legislation.
In a press release, the AUGC has reported a disparity of performance criteria Ceuta and Melilla, since although the two autonomous cities have “the same peculiarities in immigration control” the action is “totally opposed” in Ceuta, as there is an immigrant previously identified in police custody.
According to AUGC, when civil guards Ceuta have “direct contact” with the immigrant, he is driven “immediately” to the police station Police National, which has the responsibility for Immigration, to initiate the necessary formalities for taking back or return, then he is welcomed at the Center for Temporary Stay of Immigrants (CETI).
Recalls association that is well reflected in the bilateral agreement between Spain and Morocco signed in 1992, which was recently ratified, as in the Aliens Act.
After the alert Ebola virus, the method has been extended in Ceuta, where immigrants, before being taken into custody, they are taken to a previously enabled on the port to undergo a medical examination room.
The AUGC Melilla complaint that “indications” that the civil guards received before the death of 15 immigrants drowned in Ceuta, were proceeding to the “immediate return without further ado” immigrant “but had drawn the two fences.”
After the tragedy of Ceuta, varied guidelines and now “only returns immediately intercepted at the border fence,” according to the Association of Civil Guards.
The AUGC has insisted his request a protocol to have legal certainty and that it be provided with written to the civil guards to defend themselves in case they are required by a court.
This association believes that this action protocol would how the Government Office could realize the “unconditional support” referred to them several times this week after the release of two videos of NGOs about alleged attacks on immigrants on the fence by uniformed officers.
On this issue, the AUGC said that these actions “are both excessive, but they are not the usual practice before the assaults that occur on the fence”, while has dismissed as unethical that these images are analyzed “just seconds when the jump lasted about 16 hours.”
Although they recognized that “it is not the right way to treat people fleeing hunger,” asked AUGC images NGO also show the minutes before the jumps, when immigrants assaulted the policemen with stones, sticks and other “gadgets” to circumvent antitrepa mesh
(EFE Green)
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