Between April and June 2025, Spain expelled 116,495 irregular migrants, including Moroccans, becoming the second European Union country after France to have issued the most expulsion orders during the period.
For having forgotten her passport on a Ryanair plane, a British tourist has been expelled from Morocco. The Marrakech police prefecture explains that the 22-year-old woman had arrived in the kingdom without a valid travel document.
An undocumented home delivery worker was apprehended by the Border Police (PAF) on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, during a control operation conducted in the city center of Nîmes. Subject to an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF), the Moroccan was placed in an administrative detention center.
Moroccan singer and songwriter Meryem Aboulouafa, who has been residing in France for several years, has been denied the renewal of her residence permit and has been ordered to leave French territory within a period of thirty days.
Around ten people gathered on Tuesday in front of the Fedasil center in Anderlecht, in support of Mohamed, a 13-year-old with severe disabilities, threatened with expulsion with his family.
An 18-year-old girl, who had filed a complaint for gang rape against Moroccans in Ferrol (Galicia), has just retracted her statements, claiming that these events never occurred.
Since the beginning of the year, the Prefect of Hauts-de-Seine, Alexandre Brugère, has been at war with individuals in an irregular situation "authors of disturbances to public order". During the month of July, he had four men expelled, including two Moroccans, registered in the File for the Processing of Reports for the Prevention of Radicalization with a Terrorist Character (FSPRT).
Yusra Abdeltif, a woman of Moroccan origin, and her three minor children aged 15, 10 and 8 years old, were evicted on Monday from their home located in the El Príncipe Alfonso neighborhood in Ceuta. They are now living on the street.
Flows of sub-Saharan migrants entering Morocco from the border with Algeria would be the source of tensions and security concerns in several Moroccan cities. Hundreds of people are regularly pushed towards Moroccan territory.
Sentenced to five years in prison for criminal conspiracy with a view to preparing a terrorist act and stripped of his French nationality, a Moroccan jihadist has been deported to Morocco.
For several years, Khadija, 50, and her family have been subject to an expulsion order due to the behavior of her sons. Currently, the mother is relying on the support of the CPAS, José Garcia from the Tenants’ Union, and various housing rights associations to secure decent housing.
Rayen, a brilliant young 5th year medical student, is facing an "Obligation to Leave French Territory" (OQTF).